“University of Nebraska State Museum aims to discover and communicate knowledge about the natural world through research and education. The museum has more than 13 million items, including archaeological and ethnographic artifacts. University of Nebraska State Museum is 70,000 square feet and is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums and is a proud Smithsonian Affiliate. The museum is home to the most massive complete-mounted mammoth skeleton in the world. Nebraska's natural and cultural heritage trains and guides aspiring researchers and educators while fostering scientific literacy. The museum explores the past and present of Nebraska with digital interactives, hands-on activities, displays of collections, and a visible laboratory for watching scientists at work. The museum aims to explore scientific information about the natural world through research and education. Tourists can see the world's largest articulated Colombian mammoth. The planetarium presents an opportunity for visitors to explore the universe. The museum offers free admission for UNL NCard holders, ASTC members and children under 3.”
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