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  The two must be over the Moon.
context: Everytime I see stories about him I reember his episode on 30 Rock which ended with him and Tina yelling  at the moon:
  ‘I walked on your FACE!’ >
  
  I think of him clocking that moon landing denier in the face >
  
  That moon landing denier was asking to be punched.  I mean when you go up to a person and tell them that the greatest achievement of their life was a fraud, a punch in the face is the minimum of what you should expect to receive. >
  
  The denier was also very aggressive, up in his face and wouldn’t let him by. It’s was deemed self defense and justified. I love watching that video every so often. Fine if you want to think it was fake, but don’t harass people. >
  
  No I'm pretty sure the video of him punching the guy is real >
  
  ah, the ol' Reddit fist-a-roo! >
  
  How deep does this link go?? I just wanted to read more about Buzz’s new wife, and now I’ve gone into a bunch of Reddit warp zones 😵‍💫 >
  
  The part you want to know:
  
  Dr Faur, 63, who has a PhD in chemical engineering, is the executive vice president of Mr Aldrin's company, Buzz Aldrin Ventures.
  
  Good for them both >
  
  
  let’s all enjoy that moment again
  
  And Buzz Aldrin has a PhD as well, so he's Dr. Aldrin. >
  
  Buzz Aldrin's doctorate is a ScD. Not a PhD. Not a big difference. Both are doctorate level degrees. >
  
  Anyone with a doctorate in any field can be called doctor. Most don't outside of the usual expectations. Those that do typically have a decent reason. Some are pretentious twats who make their middle school students address them as doctor. >
  
  I'm a medical doctor. As my dad (also a doctor) liked to say repeatedly, we're not doctors because we don't have a doctorate, we should be called medical practitioners.
  I just never mention it except for when I hope to score an airline upgrade.
  (Did get the call is there a doctor on the flight once but they looked at me when I arrived and repeated the question to make sure I understood it. Then they went with someone else who more looked the part, ironically much more like a university academic as it happens.) >
  
  Just become a surgical fellow under the British Royal college of surgeons and you can go back to being Mister/Miss all over again. >
  
  “I like long walks on the moon” slays on a Tinder profile. >
  
  "But I hope my leg don't break" >
  
  “…walking on the moon.” >
  
  Aldrin does not look bad at all for 93. >
  
  It’s all that lunar regolith. Great exfoliant, wonderful for the skin! >
  
  Buzz wrote his senior college research project on how fighter pilots should overtake enemy aircraft, based on his Korean War dogfighting experience.  The trajectories and such became the basis for the Project Gemini docking maneuvers.  All of those guys were pretty damn smart. >
  
  Is that paper available to read!? >
  
  What an amateur. Larry King had twice as many by the time he was 65. >
  
  Okay, but her credentials are awesome.  I’m hoping she brings him so much joy! >
  
  They say a new wife is either a joy bringer or a buzzkill. >
  
  He looks every bit 93, but she doesn't look 63. >
  
  I've got friends half her age who look older. 
  Kids, keep away from alcohol and nicotine (as well as other drugs), take care of your body, and wear sunscreen. When you're in your 30s, you'll be happy with your reflection, and you're going to look at some of the people you graduated high school with and wonder what the fuck happened. >
  
  Also not being stuck in a paycheck to paycheck service sector job dealing with employers and clients who drain you physically and mentally helps.  Not everyone has the luxury of being president of a company and has access to top notch cosmetic surgery. >
  
  My mother in law is in her 60s and has never had work done. In fact she's a cancer survivor. She's a school bus driver— which is hardly a low stress job. 
  Except for the fact that she's been grey since her 20s, she looks no older than Aldrin's new wife. She's aged very well. >
  
  Nooo you can't imply that there's anything people could do, the reddit narrative is that it's all about being rich! >
  
  Eh, I feel like some of it is the luck of the draw regarding genes. But there's also the fact that a lot of reddit skews young, and to them, 60 is OLD. They don't seem to know what 60 should look like. 
  I look like a pretty typical 44 year old. I just have friends who look older. I have some who look younger. Not all of them have had work done. I haven't had work done. But there are people much younger than me who I guess think I should look like Golden Girls era Betty White by now. >
  
  Yeah, I get that! I think the perception of age is pretty interesting. Nearly every time the topic comes up, a bunch of people line up to talk about how young for their age they look, people are so shocked when they say their age etc. I have this to a degree too, at almost 40 people express surprise...But I think that you're right, it's that people really don't have a great idea in their minds of what someone will look like at 40ish, 50ish etc. >
  
  That guy loves to pay alimony >
  
  Flew him around in Afghanistan and was elated to fly an American hero. Then I met him…. I appreciate what he did but he’s a MASSIVE VEINY DICK. >
  
  Buzz is notoriously not the warmest person. He’s a crazy bastard, that’s why they picked him to be on Apollo 11. You had to be half mad, and the other half was Neil Armstrong, who was super level headed. >
  
  I'm impressed! Not many men his age could achieve lift-off. >
  
  I loved it when he punched that “moon landing denier” in the face - on camera. Don’t make ‘em like Buzz any more. >
  
  It's very rare for me to pardon physical assault, but when you're a person in your 80's who walked on the moon and you're being provoked by a real doofus, then you get a free punch. >
  
  The provocation that got him wasn't even the moon landing stuff. It was calling Buzz, who flew 66 combat missions in Korea, a coward. Even if you don't think he went to the moon, he's not a coward. >
  
  The guy harassing Aldrin in the punching incident tried suing Aldrin - he lost since the courts determined that he was hounding him and his family and he was legit acting in self defense. The moon hoaxer but was totally an ass >
  
  I’m sorry but this is awesome. So full of life! You go Buzz Aldrin. >
  
  And on his birthday! Dude is fucking awesome >
  
  I could have sworn he died within the past couple years. Maybe I’m thinking of someone else. >
  
  Nope, you're thinking of the right guy >
  
  Maybe I’m thinking of Chuck Yeager, who died in 2020. >
  
  So that's what I need to do.  I need to go to the moon.  That will solve my problems. >
  
  That’s cool how even at 63 you can still be a young tenderoni for someone.  Good for her!!  She looks great. >
  
  … and of course she’s a fox. >
  
  And she's 63 years old, allegedly. >
  
  She's had some work done to look 45 >
  
  Well, it worked. She's quite attractive. >
  
  I wonder if he’s planning on starting a family. >
  
  Does she throw a great punch like Buzz does to take down loons? >
  
  This moonman motherfucker never learns his lesson it seems. >
  
  Fourth one wow he probably tells them ” i’m gonna knock you to the moon Alice“ >
  
  I guess that answers my question…….
  Do retired astronauts still drink tang ? >
  
  I always get him and Gus Grissom confused. (Gus smuggled 2 rolls of 1961 dimes on the mission to later sell as "memorabilia")
  Just don't ask Buzz why he was second one on the moon. >
  
  Seems like his rocket's still rising. >
  
  Happy for them both. He’s had an amazing life so far, and she has incredible credentials. I hope they continue to push boundaries together >
  
  I think once a woman has reached menopause, it’s clear that the conversation about age gap has just devolved into moralizing. 
  Like, I get how a man dating a woman 40 years his junior sounds bad, but 90 and 50 is not exactly Hugh Hefner territory. >
  
  But when phrased as "when she was 9, he walked on the moon," You can see that looking creepy. >
  
  And if he’d picked her out then it would be a HUGE issue, but that’s not what happened at all. She is well old enough to make her own choices now, today. There no coercion. He’s not Weinsteining her, like “suck my dick or I’ll blacklist you from space” shit. There is no lame-ass game 90 year olds players run on naive 50 year old women the way 40 y/o man can run game on a 22 year old girl. I just fail to see the issue y’all have with this relationship. 
  Extrapolating back to a point where it would have been creepy, then projecting that creepy feeling onto the present situation is toxic af. I can do the same the other way, watch: In 500 years they’ll be about 590 and 550, she’ll be 93% of his age, That’s like a 25 yo marrying a 23 yo. What does that mean? Nothing. Totally wrong thinking. But so is yours. 
  Frankly, it’s weird and kinda Taliban-y to think that, by necessity, a 50 yo woman dating an older man is getting taken advantage of. Y’all don’t seem to ascribe much intelligence or agency to this lady at all. You seem to be claiming to know better what she is experiencing than she does. Kinda fucked up, if you ask me. Y’all seem to entirely exclude the possibility she loves him because he’s smart, charming, and has unique stories because he’s Buzz Fuckin’ Aldrin; or conversely, that he could have legit reasons for loving her beyond simply her age. 
  I’m truly sorry for the many, many people who had their naïveté exploited by older people with evil agendas. That happens all the time and it is horrific. But this is just people projecting their own insecurities and traumas onto two consenting older folks, and it’s not healthy. 
  Like y’all don’t work through trauma you wallow in it, wrap yourselves in it, and I think, maybe even enjoy it in the Lacanian sense. Not healthy. I fully accept and understand that certain age gaps can be predatory, but y’all should accept that not every age gap is abuse. >
  
  She's securing a bag it's not that deep >
  
  Also possible, but again we’re nowhere near Anna Nicole Smith territory, so meh. >
  
  Yeah they very clearly have some sort of "arrangement" but it's really nothing crazy at all. If they're both happy why not. >
  
  There’s a kind of person on Twitter who abhors this and thinks relationships should only have a couple years difference at most.
  And I say fuck them. Live your life, love your love. >
  
  I thought the rule was half your age plus 7.  Plus they are both essentially seniors.  There are also like maybe 25,000 people over the age of 90 on Earth.  It’s not like there are a lot of people his age to date.
  Edit*. I’m way wrong on the number.  It’s closer to 21 million. >
  
  
  There are also like maybe 25,000 people over the age of 90 on Earth.
  
  That doesn't sound right, there's over 80,000 people in Japan alone aged over 100.
  "There are 80,450 centenarians in Japan. On September 15, the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare announced the total, based on resident registration data as of September 1, 2020, which is an increase of 9,176 from the previous year and the first time it has surpassed the 80,000 mark." >
  
  You’re right.  I made a mistake based off of a random factoid I saw somewhere and didn’t carry the zeroes.  According to this website, “the world’s total population aged 90+ years was estimated at 21,328.78 thousand persons in 2020”.
  I likely saw that number 21,328.78 and didn’t read past it.  Thanks for catching my mistake.
  So in reality, maybe we are closer to 21 million people or more over the age of 90 years. >
  
  There is a joke here...if she dies she dies >
  
  Ivan Drago vibes right there >
  
  He gets married just for the buzz it gives him (and her I suppose). >
  
  You can tell she really loves him and space >
  
  they both look great for their respective ages >
  
  Obsessed with the faces he made behind Trump while Trump was giving a speech. >
  
  El9n Musk should let him and his wife go on a space flight as part of the honeymoon 😉 >
  
  I can hear her vibrator buzzing >
  
  They both look fantastic for their ages. They sound like a great pair of kids. >
  
  Are you a giant tortoise? >
  
  “To milfinity and beyond!” >
  
  Gilf. She’s 63. >
  
  4 marriages in 93 years actually isn’t an alarming number of marriages. >
  
  My dad at 89 has had only one (ditto my mother). I have to remember to tell him what an underperformer he is next time I see him. >
  
  Just stop getting married. What’s the point if you just gonna marry someone else? It’s not like marriage makes you love somebody more. >
  
  Dude is 93, walking human hero. Bro can do whatever he wants. >
  
  She has a PhD in engineering and has been working as management at different companies. She is the Executive VP of his company.  They've been together for over 4 years.
  It's so sexist for people to assume she's after his money. >
  
  93/2+7 = 53 but she’s 63.  I guess when you’re 93 the window of acceptable younger bride ages gets pretty wide >
  
  I love reddit sometimes. I love how people just wish them well 💕 >
  
  "So what attracted you to the millionaire Buzz Aldrin"? >
  
  She’s no schlub herself, she’s got a PhD in chemical engineering. >
  
  I mean, she is 60 odd herself. It's not like he's marrying some 20 year old bunny. What a waste.....