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All anomaly's have a main symbol and there are only three that are already activated, the circle, triangle and square, all the rest need activation and they need to be active to activate other anomaly exhibits. It's going to be one constant puzzle until you finish your 5th star ranking.
Also a fun thing is, when you're working on other museums you might now recognise a exhibit with an anomaly symbol on it, knowing how the activation works now, go ahead and power those up for a treat ^.^
https://gamerblurb.com/articles/all-astral-anomalies-list-locations-two-point-museum
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3448935164
yellow'ish icons on the top of the exhibits represent inputs while the icon at the bottom of an exhibit are its output which can be used as input for a downstream anomaly. If an exhibit requires 2 inputs of the same kind, there need to be 2 separate exhibits that provide that output nearby. The output of one exhibit is shared across multiple anomalies though.
HTH