Green Bank Science Center is the public gateway to the National Science Foundation's Green Bank Observatory in West Virginia's National Radio Quiet Zone, home to the 100-metre Green Bank Telescope, the world's largest fully steerable radio telescope. The free Catching the Wave Exhibit Hall and radio-astronomy interpretation explain the observatory's instruments, history and discoveries; visitors can also explore self-guided grounds and trails. Guided bus/site tours, behind-the-scenes programmes and special events may require tickets, reservations or advance clearance, and some historic tour areas use stairs; ask the operator about accommodations. Hours, tour availability and seasonal or holiday closures change, and severe weather can close the site, so check the live visitor page. The remote quiet-zone setting has no ordinary cell service and requires care with wireless devices. Address: 155 Observatory Road, Green Bank, West Virginia 24944, United States.