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Explore Our Research Divisions
The HonorHealth Research Institute conducts a wide range of studies and clinical trials across the following specialty areas. Within each area, you’ll find trials that reflect the latest innovations in care — ranging from early-phase investigational therapies to more established, condition-specific studies.
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What the James Webb Telescope Sees That Hubble Never Could
Infrared light, a mirror seven times larger, and a position a million miles from Earth. Webb doesn’t just take prettier pictures — it sees further back in time than any instrument in human history.
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The Overview Effect: What Astronauts Feel When They First See Earth from Space
Nearly every astronaut who sees Earth from space describes a profound shift in perspective — a feeling called the Overview Effect.
The Perseid Meteor Shower Is Coming — Here’s How to See It at Its Best
The Perseid meteor shower peaks every August, producing up to 100 meteors per hour at its height.
How a Spacesuit Works: The Wearable Spacecraft Keeping Astronauts Alive
A spacesuit isn’t just clothing — it’s a self-contained spacecraft that protects astronauts from the vacuum of space, extreme temperatures, and micrometeoroids.
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A Day in the Life Aboard the International Space Station
The alarm goes off at 6:00 a.m. Greenwich Mean Time. There’s no snooze button — the crew schedule is tightly managed from the ground, with Mission Control teams in Houston and Moscow handing off coordination like a relay race throughout the day. For the six to seven astronauts currently aboard the International Space Station, every […]
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The James Webb Space Telescope Changed Everything
One year of images rewrote what we thought we knew about the early universe.
Inside the Milky Way: Our Galaxy Up Close
You live in one of 2 trillion galaxies. Here’s what makes yours remarkable.
The Night the Sky Fell: Watching a Meteor Storm
Once a generation, the Leonids don’t shower — they pour. Here’s how to be ready.
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Six Months in Orbit: What Coming Home Really Feels Like
Astronauts train for launch. Nobody quite prepares them for landing back on Earth.
The Women Who Calculated the Moon
Before Apollo could fly, a team of mathematicians had to work out where it was going.
One Small Step, One Giant Argument
Fifty years on, historians are still debating what the Apollo missions actually proved.
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Space Exploration Is the Biggest Story of Our Time
Right now, there are rovers driving across Mars, a telescope orbiting a million miles from Earth capturing light from the dawn of the universe, and spacecraft launched in the 1970s still phoning home from interstellar space. It’s an extraordinary moment — and most people don’t know about it.
Astro was built to change that. We believe space exploration deserves the same passionate, accessible coverage as any other great human endeavor. Every week we publish new features, explainers, and skywatching guides designed to bring you closer to the cosmos — no telescope required.
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Space Exploration Is the Biggest Story of Our Time
Right now, there are rovers driving across Mars, a telescope orbiting a million miles from Earth capturing light from the dawn of the universe, and spacecraft launched in the 1970s still phoning home from interstellar space. It’s an extraordinary moment — and most people don’t know about it.
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