spacemanship

noun

spacemanship

noun

Etymology From spaceman + -ship and space + -manship.

1

The ability to pilot a spacecraft.

Off through the cluster flew the Andromeda, and it seemed as if Zog changed course several times, whether from inaccuracy, poor spacemanship, or a desire to confuse his passengers.1967, Jack Vance, The Palace of Love, New York, N.Y.: Berkley Publishing Corporation, page 121:

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