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astrogation

  • a word derived from astrogate.
    astrogate
    verb (used with or without object)
    to navigate in outer space.

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Space flight is still good for a yarn, but already one university offers a course in theoretical astrogation *.

From Time Magazine Archive

He knew nothing about astrogation; but he knew that if he were heading directly toward the star, it ought to stay in the same place on his screen.

From The Worshippers by Ed Emshwiller

It was a little like astrogation, in which he had had the required preliminary instruction.

From Starman's Quest by Stan Mack

In the last two weeks we've exposed you to all the organized knowledge that can be put on tapes—physics, chemistry, biology, math, astrogation, the works.

From Forget Me Nearly by F. L. (Floyd L.) Wallace

Together they went up toward the astrogation dome.

From The Book by Michael Shaara

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