Bernard I. Kahn

lunarscape n.	1946 B. I. Kahn For the Public in Astounding Science Fiction Dec. 94/2 I don’t want to chase the thing over the lunarscape to find a test tube.
off-world adj.	1950 B. I. Kahn Pinch of Culture in Astounding Science Fiction Aug. 85/2 The Ermesian vessel was much closer now. A ship with a weapon this far out meant an off-world patrol. Planets not expecting trouble would have no reason for watchful expectancy. So they were expecting him, he guessed.
planet v.	1947 B. I. Kahn Command in Astounding Science Fiction Jan. 140/1 They were having fresh, green vegetables from their own garden by the time they planeted at quarantine.
planeteer n.	1946 B. I. Kahn For the Public in Astounding Science Fiction Dec. 90/2 Protecting the insensate mob, watching the helpless public; you must have studied the manual of the Juvenile Planeteers. I understand they do things like good deeds and such.
space v. 1	1947 B. I. Kahn Command in Astounding Science Fiction Jan. 121/2 He well remembered, when he was a junior officer, how the sight of a well dressed, impeccably neat commanding officer, no matter how long they had been spacing, maintained the enthusiasm, confidence and morale of the officers and men.