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Fundamental big-picture challenges face the enterprise of burgeoning spacetest, which may also have an impact on the syllabus and training of a possiblefuture Space Test Pilot School. Test fundamentals and test conduct understresses of time and fuel will be where the rubber meets the road. This paperspecifically discusses four of those challenges, and their impact on US SpaceForce operators. (1) Testing limits of space capabilities. Space vehicles havetraditionally imposed very strict operating limits. A culture shift from thetop-down will be required before space testers are allowed to test spacecraftlimits as freely as air-breathing test pilots do today. (2) Permittedprocedures. There are a limited number of contingency procedures at a spaceoperator's disposal, further constrained within themselves. (3) Safety nets. Adiscussion of space-specific methods that mitigate risks in operations, and theneed for more agile fault-detection. (4) Operator proficiency. Thequalifications and recency of a tester at the controls must be considered inthe context of a single misstep potentially resulting in the entire asset beinglost. We suggest that hours in high-risk test per spacecraft may become thedefining factor for high-risk space test execution.

How to Train your Space Tester: Big Picture Challenges Facing Space Vehicle Test