comment: >
  
  Nope, you're thinking of the right guy
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.