astrogation

• Nerve endings merged with avionics -- sensors, astrogation, and stabilization became extensions of sight, sound, and kinesthetics. —  F ;SF; - vol 089 issue 01 - July 1995
• “Boning up on the fine points of astrogation,” he told me. —  Galaxy, October, 1950 - Vol.1 No.1
• What with keeping this astrogation, department in line, Saturn hasn't time to be responsible for everything else you kiwis notice in TWS. —  June, 1943
• However, if it did not, the Galactica's astrogation computer would also be able to compensate. —  Brad Ideas - Comments
• Notably, the last such great glaciation of about two hundred thousand years, had the effect of forcing the development of human cultures associated with the northern hemisphere into the oceans, as migratory maritime cultures with an inherent reliance on astrogation which we find reflected in remnants of calendars which can be approximately dated from long-ranging astronomical models. —  LaRouche's Latest

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