OnlySky is a digital magazine for America’s majority-in-the-making: the nonreligious and secular-minded. We explore life, culture, and the future through science, wonder, and human curiosity.
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Susan FourtanΓ©
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The mindfulness revolution

As healthcare shifts from treating illness to preventing it, mental wellbeing may become a defining health priority of the 2040s.

Katie Malone
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The single day of Carl Sagan

The embers of a great scientist continue to kindle light down here on Earth.

Adam Lee
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A factory reset for the immune system

Genetic therapy promises a cure for autoimmune disease.

Becky Garrison
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Human authorship in an AI world

How can readers tell the difference between genuine human creativity and AI slop?

Angie Dixon
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Disabled people live in the future

Technology that merely represents convenience to some can be lifesaving to others.

Bruce Ledewitz
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Rucho is the real threat to American democracy

The courts have blessed anti-democratic gerrymandering.

Becky Garrison
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Sexual violence against Palestinians: Justice for victims, or silence for abusers?

No one wants to believe reports of sexual abuse when the perpetrators are on "their" side.

Adam Lee
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Cutting off the tail of climate change

We've avoided the worst-case scenario.

Susan FourtanΓ©
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What it's like to live in space

ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot speaks from the International Space Station.

Rick Snedeker
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The myth of blackness

American perceptions of racial identity are still influenced by the archaic "one-drop" rule.

Adam Lee
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Conservatism may be hazardous to your health

The inevitable result of putting political ideology over science and expertise.

Angie Dixon
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Who comforts the secular?

Hospitals still carry embedded religious assumptions, even as more people than ever are nonbelievers.