• NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam

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    NEMO is the largest science museum in the Netherlands, for all ages. Discover how fascinating and exciting science and technology can be.

  • London Science Museum (With Kids- It's Awesome!)

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    Our post covers, admission, tickets, how to get to the Science Museum, plus our London Science Museum review.

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  • Museum of Life and Science

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    The Triangle's Favorite Museum. 84 acres of science and nature experiences to spark imagination, creativity, and new ways of thinking about our world.

  • Home | Natural History Museum

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    Become a Member. A women sits on the stairs of the Museum Members' rooms. Enjoy exclusive benefits and support the Museum. Our science.

  • Science Museum of Virginia

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    From exhibits and films to live demos and workshops, there are endless ways to discover your world at the Science Museum of Virginia.

  • Science Museum Group (Sciencemuseum) - Profile | Pinterest

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    We care for, study and display the incredible Science Museum Group Collection of 7.3 million items related to science, technology, engineering and medicine.

  • Science Museum Oklahoma

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    Science Museum Oklahoma is one of the largest hands-on science museums in the nation.

  • Museum of Natural History & Science (MNHS) - Cincinnati...

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    The Museum of Natural History & Science inspires wonder and teaches basic principles of science, while also highlighting our active role in groundbreaking research.

  • Home | History of Science Museum

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    Armillary Sphere (70229) in the Top Gallery, History of Science Museum, University of Oxford (Photo by Ian Wallman).