The "Ocean Star" is a floating museum and former offshore drilling rig located in Galveston, Texas. It was originally built in 1969 and operated in the Gulf of Mexico for several decades before being converted into a museum in 1997. Visitors can explore its decks and learn about the history of offshore drilling and the oil industry. The museum features exhibits on marine life, the technology used in drilling, and the environmental impact of oil extraction. It also offers guided tours that provide insights into the rig's operations and the challenges faced by workers in the oil industry. The "Ocean Star" serves as an educational resource for those interested in marine science and energy production.