“University of Nebraska State Museum aims to explore scientific information about the natural world through research and education. The State Museum has over 13 million items, including archeological and ethnographic artifacts. They're home to the world's most massive, complete-mounted mammoth skeleton. Nebraska's natural and cultural heritage trains and guides aspiring researchers and educators, fostering scientific literacy. The State Museum explores past and present Nebraska with digital interactives, displays of collections, hands-on activities, and a visible laboratory for watching their scientists at work. Tourists can see the world's most massive articulated Colombian mammoth. Planetarium presents an opportunity for visitors to explore their Universe. Free admission for UNL NCard Holders, ASTC Members and Young Children Under 3.”
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