| 1935 S. G. Weinbaum in Astounding Stories Oct. 126/2
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‘Not with a woman aboard,’ grunted the astrogator.
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| 1935 S. G. Weinbaum in Astounding Stories Oct. 108/1
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Harbord was a good astrogator.
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| 1942 ‘T. Sturgeon’ in Astounding Sci. Fiction Feb. 80/2
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Your job is to tend the control machinery, and to act as assistant astrogator no matter what happens.
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| 1953 R. A. Heinlein Starman Jones (1975) ii. 30
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So you want to be an astrogator?
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| 1953 R. A. Heinlein Starman Jones (1980) xx. 186
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I'll astrogate—shucks, I suppose it's all right to call me the astrogator, under the circumstances.
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| 1988 A. C. Clarke 2061: Odyssey Three 144
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The astrogator was carrying a set of charts, and seemed a little ill at ease.
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| 1993 D. Carey Great Starship Race xix. 260
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In minutes there were only a few amber lights left on the panels‥and the milky glow of Chekov's navigation astrogator.
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| 1994 B. Hambly Crossroad ii.17
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My astrogator and supercargo. We're free traders.
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| 1995 J. Barnes Kaleidoscope Cent. (1996) 250
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Don't try to hack the control systems—you could screw up life support. Besides, you're not an astrogator.
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| 1998 G. Cox Assignment: Eternity viii. 124
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Next to him, on the other side of the astrogator, Ensign Sheryl Gates filled in for Chekov at the navigation console.
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| 2005 C. Stross Accelerando vii. 283
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His gaze skitters around the room, looking anywhere but at Amber—and Pierre, her lanky toy-boy astrogator and bed warmer—as he laces his fingers.
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