space navigator n.

The cover picture of one of your recent issues…showed us space navigators securely clad in heavy furs.

He called the explorers in, the mechanics and engineers, the space-navigators and the rocket-experts.

I ken one thing, sir—ye're not much o' a space navigator.

His position is, clearly, only one of the things a space-navigator would want to know.

Overhead, the cold white stars lay across the dome of dark emerald night sky in unfamiliar configurations. A good space navigator might be able to divine his probable locale from those stars, taking magnitude- and location-variables into three-dimensional account.

Conventional archaeologists have tried to explain away a remarkable cave drawing…. The drawing can only be a space navigator taking bearings on a wooly [sic] mammoth.

That, she considered, was the price she paid for the money that had put her through nav training…. She couldn’t actually work as a space navigator; that would be beneath her family’s status.