Professor Brian Cox meets Buzz Aldrin

[@marksamuelsen2750]

I met Buzz once at a NBAA Convention in New Orleans many years ago. Inside the convention Big room he was sitting by himself had some papers in his hand and I walked up and I stuck out my hand and he stood up and shook my hand. I thanked him and said “I watched you guys on TV and what you did convinced me to become a pilot…Thank you .” I’m now a 70yo Veteran and retired pilot who had a wonderful life flying around our world.

[@tonynoaa3950]

Hes the biggest fake on the internet.

[@A.N.G.I.E..]

@@tonynoaa3950Why fake?

[@craig7350]

@@tonynoaa3950.. no YOU are.

[@ralphschneider9283]

You are a fake.

[@ralphschneider9283]

Nitwits on the iinternet.

[@dwaynecope1914]

I saw him driving down the street in an old corvette in Ventura Ca. I thought I would die. I waved and shouted hello and he smiled at me and waved back. I almost drowned in a pool when I was nine and I woke up in a hospital and watched them launch and by the time I got home they were walking on the moon. My Mother said "I am glad that you lived to see this" I thought, yeah me too!

[@johnhouston9764]

Amazing

[@daffidavit]

Brian is an outstanding interviewer. He asks the simple questions and lets the speaker "speak" without any interference whatsoever. Amazing. Most interviewers would be compelled to intervene and interject something along the way. But Dr. Cox sits back and does his job. Brian Cox is one of the best interviewers I've ever seen of Buzz Aldrin. BTW, Buzz legally changed his name to "Buzz" in the 1990s according to the book "Rocket Men" by Craig Nelson.

[@robdotcom71]

It's actually Professor Cox....

[@rowdyyates4273]

Sorry amigo couldn’t not agree with that statement! This is why the truth never comes out from interviews when the subject isn’t pushed? Limp interviews get limp answers?

[@daffidavit]

@@rowdyyates4273 I made that statement a while ago. I've since had second thoughts. But I said what I said back then and I'm not going to delete it because a few people responded to it.

[@rowdyyates4273]

@@daffidavit cool thanks appreciate your response and honesty- rare on this forum- the search for the truth is what we want - and remember that all roads lead to Rome - keep searching the truth will indeed make you (us) free!

[@jake1776]

Agreed. He let him speak. Amazing interviewer

[@raimundscheucher5912]

I am so happy that Buzz never gave up. The years after the moon landings was very frustrating for all people interested and even more working on space flight. We are very happy to have you, Buzz!

[@allpraisetothemosthigh7770]

It was a hoax..

[@salamanca1954]

I admire his right cross

[@neiljones1938]

Bart Sibrel's channel. Ahem. I believed it all until 2 years ago.

[@PeepGamePopoff]

A bunch of lies… Google him admitting to a little girl we never went to the moon lol Then Google Wernher von Braun’s tombstone Then Google the thing on his tombstone Then look at his best friend Walt Disney’s logo It’s all right there it’s your choice to stay blind or not

[@PeepGamePopoff]

@@neiljones1938 god bless that man

[@threadripper979]

Buzz - sharp as a tack and a brilliant man. What an inspiration.

[@daffidavit]

God Bless you Michael Collins who left the surly bonds for good yesterday, April 28, 2021 at the age of 90. Good Bless your soul. Sincerely, a long time follower of your Apollo 11 history.

[@johnhouston9764]

The unsung commander of the command module.

[@technoquetz126]

@@johnhouston9764 yeah nobody ever mentions him, he was just as important, if not more important to the mission as the other two, because he had to remain in orbit so they could come back and dock

[@feth7747]

God is a demon called Satan, that chose usa as his party country, this two are a well payed freemason and an actor, and the Apollo 11 moon landings was a fraud filmed in a basement full of lime. Poor idiots

[@s51curtis]

@@technoquetz126 Collins greatest legacy might be the National Air & Space Museum in Washington, DC. He was picked to be the museum's first director, and oversaw everything from breaking ground to opening the doors to the first visitors. He was also given the task to have it open for the Bicentennial. He had it done ahead of schedule and on budget. He hired the contractors, the museum staff and picked out the exhibits. It's worth a trip to Washington, DC just to see the NASM.

[@il-fang-ligaming2141]

Always amazed at the fact we put a man on the moon before we had the common sense to put wheels on suitcases!!

[@nickraschke4737]

Hahahaha

[@shakedown2246]

... "the moon landing was filmed in a HOLLYWOOD basement"...no way they get past the Van Ellen Belt

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@shakedown2246 QUOTE: "The radiation belts of the Earth do, indeed, pose important constraints on the safety of human space flight. The very energetic (tens to hundreds of MeV) protons in the inner radiation belt are the most dangerous and most difficult to shield against. Specifically, prolonged flights (i.e., ones of many months' duration) of humans or other animals in orbits about the Earth must be conducted at altitudes less than about 250 miles in order to avoid significant radiation exposure. A person in the cabin of a space shuttle in a circular equatorial orbit in the most intense region of the inner radiation belt, at an altitude of about 1000 miles, would be subjected to a fatal dosage of radiation in about one week. However, the outbound and inbound trajectories of the Apollo spacecraft cut through the outer portions of the inner belt and because of their high speed spent only about 15 minutes in traversing the region and less than 2 hours in traversing the much less penetrating radiation in the outer radiation belt. The resulting radiation exposure for the round trip was less than 1% of a fatal dosage - a very minor risk among the far greater other risks of such flights. I made such estimates in the early 1960s and so informed NASA engineers who were planning the Apollo flights. -- James A. Van Allen" END QUOTE So, why do you think you understand more about the Van Allen belts than James Van Allen?

[@erikbakker1531]

@@shakedown2246 You're wrong and you know it. 🙂👍

[@weebgrinder-AIArtistPro]

@@apolloskyfacer5842 Does that potentially pose a major challenge to flights to and from Mars? Manned, of course. The kind Musk seems to think are possible (I don't think it's feasible or reasonable)

[@dpevjen]

Wow! We actually have a real SUPERHERO still living (The SECOND Man To Walk On The Moon)! He is currently 94 years old and still looking great. As a 16-year-old in 1969, it was great to experience our astronaut heroes routinely landing on the moon until 1972. However, nothing in that era was more heart-pounding than the first mission of Buzz and Neil. It was all so unreal!

[@Slowhand871]

I remember these events and it’s hard to describe how big of an event it was. There’s nothing to compare it with these days.

[@JONNYHOTROD]

NOTHING!!👍🏻

[@rowdyyates4273]

You remember a giant rocket going up - and that was all the event was remembered!

[@marxman00]

They have told way bigger lies since then

[@christinajimenez6531]

❤V

[@rowdyyates4273]

It was a big event for simpletons only? As time passed and people found it was impossible to go to the moon even simpletons would have had a rethink?

[@grooving2music]

All I did was search for "interesting talk" and found this gem. Boy am I glad!

[@ddsdd47]

***** If you stop sniffing your finger I'll think about it.

[@ronaldgreene5733]

. . Boy am I glad too . . like . . uh . . boy

[@dang99991]

You should have searched “fraud”.

[@CARETAKER89able]

Buzz is as tough as Nails and the coolest Astronaut ,and the younger generation could learn a lot from his wisdom and knowledge.And unlike Neil[the quiet one, but legend]was always willing to talk about what it was like on the Moon, and possibly going to Mars!!

[@Suzukidave]

All people should be so proud of these men who risked it all .

[@jrsanti]

Not all. Those who holds religious beliefs were shaken by this moon landing. They were the people who gave the moon landing hoax a platform.

[@feth7747]

Yes, a highly risk for walks on a basement full of lime????

[@moglu837]

you know nothing about space, movie making and visual effect capability of 60s. stop embarrassing yourself and do some research.@@feth7747

[@stephenpage-murray7226]

@@feth7747 Explain EASEP, ALSEP and LRRR. Take your time, the more detail the better.

[@veanwhitcher7867]

I think one of the things people miss is the raw intelligence of this man. His educational level and piercing intellect is often looked over because of perceived personal problems and the fact he has a wonderful sense of humor. I have never met him but have non the less loved and admired him since I was seven years old. God bless you Buzz, you are a true patriot!

[@rowdyyates4273]

Good actor!

[@MrNewyork1975]

A true American hero with the right stuff and a great ambassador of the human race.

[@ronaldgreene5733]

Staying lubricated is the method by which Buzz can keep up the charade . .

[@Downsdddgh]

Buzz knew he had a unique perspective and that people wanted to hear about it. So gracious of him to share it with us for all these years.

[@wassi5560]

You see a man that has walked across another celestial body - That alone sends shivers down my spine - I am ashamed as a human for others disliking something like that or even calling it a lie - instead of being proud of what we can achieve, you spit on it and try to cast a shadow on the greatness of people like Dr. Aldrin, or any other astronaut - you spit on people that devoted their lifes to bringing humanity forward... The internet has become a weird place - Thank You Dr.Aldrin! For everything You and Your fellows did! In my opinion You are one of a few remaining, truely iconic humans! Stay Strong!

[@sartainja]

WassiTV l Amen. Many young people are not impressed by the Apollo astronauts now days.

[@mine7292]

K Er footage is not ‘clearly faked’.

[@pablosanz3221]

He was a stripper, man.

[@selfhelp9685]

Your brain washed. He has to lie dumbass ,doesn't mean he is a bad guy.

[@rcflyer7788]

@@selfhelp9685 The correct spelling is You’re, not Your. Work on your grammar before you call someone a dumbass.

[@christianklumpner9200]

buzz is very sharp! I really admire him...after the extraordinary achievement of getting to the moon AND BACK, he didn't just retreated in Olympus, the mountain of Gods for a nice retirement like the other astronauts, but he is campaigning strongly for getting to Mars and beyond! the creation of Buzz Lightyear is indeed a nice a true tribute to him

[@DrTWG]

Which Apollo astronauts had a nice easy retirement ?

[@yveeliza]

You a Nasa shill then?

[@ronaldgreene5733]

@Doug Green . . it was a freudian slip on his part, but it was huge just the same ha ha . . he had a few drinks to help him out

[@ericephemetherson3964]

Nobody was on the Moon.

[@PeepGamePopoff]

A bunch of lies… Google him admitting to a little girl we never went to the moon lol Then Google Wernher von Braun’s tombstone Then Google the thing on his tombstone Then look at his best friend Walt Disney’s logo It’s all right there it’s your choice to stay blind or not

[@craig7350]

I had to look up his age at the time.. 86. Buzz Aldrin continues to be such an inspiration on so many levels. Amazing.

[@treyakasprings]

What an incredible man. I remember my mother getting me out of bed i was 4 yrs old at the time to watch Neil Armstrong take those history making steps & utter those immortal words.

[@JONNYHOTROD]

Yeah me too i was 12 years old

[@nilminideen5296]

You mean the moon landing movie aren't you ?

[@rowdyyates4273]

Neil was sunbathing and having a beer 🍺 while people were watching a Stanley Kubrick movie!

[@talkintennis8124]

Yeah it was amazing. Especially when Nixon was able to talk to them on a land line phone. Truly groundbreaking.

[@rowdyyates4273]

The sight of a coke bottle near the lem and reported in the press didn’t make the event seem genuine?

[@jonnysolaris]

Brian Cox did a brilliant job of interviewing him, just spot on with his questions and the way he didn't interrupt Buzz at all

[@lonniemccolley8306]

Jonny

[@theBigLubarski_1977]

That's because he knows Buzz can throw a punch! I'd bet he could take on many dudes half his age. That's how my Dad was... I'm no weakling (though I'm definitely not in my best shape), but my Dad could always put me to shame on the gym! Not just me, but a lot of guys still in their 20s and 30s!

[@nebtheweb8885]

@@theBigLubarski_1977 He was 71 when he fed a young Sabril a free knuckle sandwich upside his fat conspiratard head.

[@theBigLubarski_1977]

@@nebtheweb8885 Wow, I didn't realize he was already in his 70s at that point! When was that, 2000-2001? That *was* one hell of a punch! I know I wouldn't want to piss buzz off -not even today... I bet he could still throw hands like a champ!

[@nebtheweb8885]

@@theBigLubarski_1977 Yes, the incident occurred September 9, 2002 when Buzz was 72. He will be 90 In January of 2020.

[@christophermarshall5765]

I loved watching this. Awesome man, great humour. I hope he lives for many more years. It really saddens me to see so many people who do not believe he walked on the moon.

[@mopatel944]

Well he is a very good actor

[@christophermarshall5765]

@@mopatel944 he is not an actor you idiot.

[@JohnMurphy8997]

For a man of 86 years, he seems in pretty good shape.

[@balaji-kartha]

wonderful to see he has become a hippy! :D

[@marc-andrebrunet5386]

oui, c'est une bonne constatation !

[@calmwins]

Heavy breathing though.

[@DrPandemiczZ]

People that go in to space are super human that's why! :)

[@jm08a31]

John Murphy because he is mooned out with happiness.

[@rosscohenderson1651]

SHAME ON SOME OF THESE COMMENTS ....... THIS MAN HAS SEEN MORE IN HIS LIFE , THAN 99% OF US WILL EVER WITNESS IN OUR LIVES .

[@YDDES]

+PJ B So, did you think that object would "fall away" or be slowed down by some "air resistance" in the vacuum of space? Why wouldn't he see it again, when it just "flies on" in the same trajectory???

[@sunnyland3952]

Great man, shame about his role in this. he must have had his hand forced

[@robtay1963]

@@sunnyland3952 I have never been to China or Australia, or even England but I have met several people from all of those places and find them quite credible and, their descriptions are very well-spoken and consistently accurate over long periods of time just like Buzz Aldrin's and other people who have been in space and on the moon. One of the cues that someone is lying is when they can't keep a story consistent, or when their facts change when challenged. None of these are present when Buzz Aldrin or in other videos Neil Armstrong are speaking so I accept the fact that China, Australia and England exist because of my friends speaking calmly and consistently of their time spent in other countries. Buzz Aldrin is telling a story his stories haven't changed over the years so it stands to reason that based on everything we know he probably you know actually did these things and actually went to the Moon. It's sad that people like you want to tarnish Our Heroes by trying to make them out to be liars and charlatans.

[@SuperBadboy560]

Not the sharpest knife in the drawer are we Rossco?

[@happylittlemonk]

Yes you are right. 99% of us have not seen a fat cheque and a promise of life time income. We poor mortals have to work hard to pay taxes to these freemasons

[@veanwhitcher7867]

Re wouldn't it be magnificent if this man could one day leave his every experience, from the first differential equation he solved , his space travel , his victory over personal struggles, somehow for posterity! Of the three most fascinating persons in American History it has to be Lincoln, McArthur, and in my opinion Aldrin. God bless you Buzz.

[@gaborkapus6596]

One of the greatest astronauts EVER! Everyone loves you Buzz!

[@rowdyyates4273]

I bet he wishes he went to the moon 😎

[@justinratcliffe947]

@@rowdyyates4273 Shut up

[@rozzgrey801]

@expattaffy1 You deniers are funny, using caps to hide your fear.

[@BegudMaximan-zp2tc]

Amazing guy, one of the lucky ones to set foot upon another uneartly body. Initial small steps leading to greater things to come. 👍

[@adrianshingler9783]

What a legend! What a star! What a keen sense of humour too! 😆👍❤️❤️

[@hernanvt5845]

This man is one of the people I most admired. I have his famous photo with the spacesuit on the moon on my wallpaper.

[@ophiolatreia93]

The one which nasa admitted was photoshopped. Fool

[@tgstudio85]

@@ophiolatreia93 Right because Photoshop existed in 1969;) I know that some people are dumb, but hoaxtards are on another level;)

[@vahangood5999]

Buzz Aldrin... When you start listening to the guy and don't realize how time goes by. 👍👍👍

[@spacesciencelab]

I always thought "earth rise" photo was the most famous. To see earth in the blackness of space in crescent is such a sight !

[@davidtomlinson6138]

I did

[@spartakas659]

“FIRST MAN” brought me here. Amazing

[@OriginalPuro]

Why do so many young people have to comment on how they got to a video or why they watch it, rather than comment on the content itself or just not comment?

[@nikitakuznetsov8446]

@@OriginalPuro Why do you have to comment on him commenting about him finding this video from another video?

[@nguyendailam6703]

Watching Gape Kennedy on pornhub brought me here.

[@kaisersose3323]

@@nikitakuznetsov8446 why do you have to comment on them commenting on him commenting on how he got to this clip?

[@andreaangelocurcio7278]

R.I.P Neil Armstrong 25/08/2012😢

[@GuardianSoulkeeper]

A sad loss.

[@doc-holliday-]

@trmk12 Uh huh. Tell me more about your flat earth lil guy. After you get all tuckered out throwing your tantrum it's time for bed though.

[@doc-holliday-]

@trmk12 Uh huh sure tell me more.

[@michaelb4393]

@Flat Earth Florida in all sincerity, what would it take for you people to change your mind? Pictures? Videos? The rockets publicly leaving the atmosphere? Person accounts? All of the equations and paperwork used so that it could take place? What is the Rosetta Stone you require?

[@bradleydavies4781]

@Flat Earth Florida moron

[@COLETHORN10]

One would never have thought he and Neil were the perfect complement to get the biggest job done.

[@rowdyyates4273]

Yes like laurel and hardy?

[@kulmainer]

Edwin Aldrin is speaking about Nations working together to solve all the problems in this world! He was at the Moon, and I think he is one of a few people who saw this Planet Earth from outside as a big blue marble! All I can say - let us all work together on this tiny blue marble, let us be fair to each other! Best from Germany, Bavaria!

[@biffedya]

it was an amazing accomplishment and I remember watching it on the news when I was a kid.. very brave men and a scientific marvel of accomplishment.

[@justinszczawinski3326]

Brave or stupid?

[@dmarino2139]

No one went to the moon! They went into NEO only! The entire Apollo moon missions are a fraud on the American taxpayer! All that money really went to R&D of weapons for wars. America would never have approved of the funding!

[@dmarino2139]

There is a video of Buzz from a few years ago telling an 8 year old girl that we never went to the moon. There is another archive of a Johnny Carson show with an astronaut telling people no one watch the moon landing live! That is a fact. Network tv only showed what NASA recorded and it was not done in real time as people were led to believe, including all the instant audio communications!

[@cxx1953]

Yes, you watched it on the “news”

[@johnsmith-hf1hm]

LOVE you Buzz!! A genius and a hero...

[@matthewbrown4862]

Sounds like my dad when he’s trying not to be drunk.....

[@dudel39]

Hes been an alcohol for years and is very old. Give him a break...

[@MonoLith2049]

A literal living legend! It's a shame they couldn't go on longer, they all seemed like they were happy to

[@Jimmy-B-]

Im starting to think otherwise

[@mcchop1169]

@@Jimmy-B- no one cares what you think. You are not as important as you think you are

[@justinratcliffe947]

@@mcchop1169 Ha. That's a good one

[@magalipiendel411]

@@mcchop1169 but mcchop, no one cares what you think. You are not as important as you think you are. See? The same can be applied to you according to your own logic then.

[@magalipiendel411]

@@justinratcliffe947 no, it's childish.

[@fioralbannach6647]

What an incredible man, Buzz Aldrin is. He has a genius level IQ, & a PhD from MIT; he shot down two MIGs in Korea; & was a member of Apollo 11. Christ, what a resume

[@cdavidson7583]

but lied about the Apollo missions - he will meet his maker one day who will make him remember.

[@fioralbannach6647]

@@cdavidson7583 here is a fact for you; did you know that conspiracy theorist’s, according to numerous research studies, suffer from low cognitive function. In other words, they’re dumber than a dinner plate, just like you.

[@jamesgonzalez4022]

Buzz Aldrin bears an uncanny resemblence to the George C. Scott

[@frederickjohnpicarello1909]

lol! I knew he looked like some one but couldn't figure out who' Oh Georgie boy yes! & he even talks a lil like him! 😜

[@forgive7449]

and they are both actors

[@jdryyz]

Beat me to it. I was going to say he is morphing into George C. Scott the more I see him.

[@scottl5000]

I thought the same, and yet a bit of Kirk Douglas too.

[@feckenblinken7985]

Always reminds me of Kirk Douglas

[@jonsmith4669]

What a fascinating brave man,and that goes for Neil and Mike too... all astronauts are.heros for mankind.

[@ericephemetherson3964]

Nobody was on the Moon.

[@rozzgrey801]

@@ericephemetherson3964 See if you can prove it. And fail.

[@davidtomlinson6138]

I totally agree 👍

[@jonsmith4669]

@@ericephemetherson3964Say that to Buzz to his face and see what happens....

[@jonsmith4669]

@@rozzgrey801 the Apollo lander and all the other equipment including Lunar Rover tracks from later landings are there for all see from orbiting satellites research it. its on YT and NASA... ... not wasting more time on this.

[@Elizabeth.384]

Really nice interview. Thank you so much for sharing. Thank you again.

[@kulmainer]

Edwin Aldrin still gives so much inspiration to me! He is more than 90 years old! I was 7 when he landed on the moon!

[@MrDoneboy]

Me too, space brother!

[@kulmainer]

@@MrDoneboy, Don thank you, and I could listen to him for hours! He is now the only one surviving Apollo 11. And he is such an inspiration to maybe also our young Generation. May this Planet work together and not make war, thank you and Best Greetings from Germany!

[@ybb3515]

Thank you Mr Aldrin, you're the man.

[@babylightmeandyou6975]

oh God, and another one.

[@ronaldgreene5733]

and you're the mutt . .

[@justinratcliffe947]

@@babylightmeandyou6975 shut up sh-thead

[@keepgrindingup7661]

Buzz aldrin is THE freaking man

[@bogdankowal3442]

yep buzz likes scuba diving, sounds about right to me.

[@jimmymurphy7789]

And I hear you can get Buzzed by too much of it.

[@northnyanga7532]

@@jimmymurphy7789 I know where you guys are taking this and I love it.

[@flawnscorpion9645]

Bingo

[@colspiracy8326]

He's known as buzzed Aldren now. Drunken clown. Life of deceit and guilt does that to a man.

[@iracknads]

@@colspiracy8326 When enough people realize that Titanic was Olympic and James Paul McCartney is William Shepherd, the remaining confidence in US dollar will be eviscerated and the collapse will begin! Them going to the moon however, may be the biggest lie ever told in human history! Buzz sold his soul to the Chief Commander many moons ago. LOL

[@a.citizen7668]

Buzz is an American treasure. We are so lucky he is still around for the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing on the moon.

[@nebtheweb8885]

@Roger Clemons Lol, "they" went to the moon 9 times, and 6 of those landed on the moon. You Butt hurt much? Go argue with those Oroville fear mongers where you belong.

[@nebtheweb8885]

@ps10iceman I really hope your comment was a sarcastic joke intended to portray the opinion of an idiot instead of an opinion of an actual idiot. "WE" meaning you and me, did not go to the moon, but 24 astronauts did go to the moon, three of them twice, and 12 of those 24 walked on the moon. Now get lost religitard moron.

[@andyayala9119]

@@nebtheweb8885 yup butthurt

[@PanWayOut]

Be sure to watch the video of their post flight press conference. A British journalist asks the threesome what it was like to view the stars out there, obviously implying that it must have been a magnificent sight. With a deadpan expression, Armstrong replies only that the stars were not visible from the surface of the moon "without optics". At this, Collins, who of course was never supposed to have set foot on the moon himself, tries to support Neil by adding "I don't remember seeing any...." Poor Neil physically flinches at this mind-boggling line and looks like he'd like to take Mike aside and say 'Hey Mike, why don't you just shut up, ok?' Hilarious stuff, don't miss it. :-)

[@Inthefoxhole]

@ps10iceman you're a sick F@@K, Punk

[@grumpyoldman336]

Soon all we will have left is the videos and photos of these heros they are all dying off. So much respect for the Astronauts they did more in a 5 year period than most of us will accomplish in a lifetime. God bless and God speed all of them....

[@Banana_Cognac]

Buzz is such a character, and a manned-spaceflight legend.

[@Interstellar2123]

Ignorance is not cute 😂🤣

[@justinobserver4678]

I met Buzz on a cruise ship about 3 years back when I was working on board as a musician. He gave two lectures as part of our enrichment program on board and after the lecture, having lots of free time on board, I was actually able to chat with him up in the buffet for about 5 minutes since he sat down at the seat right next to me by the pool. It was really really cool and he was (pardon the pun) very down to earth. We didn't even talk about space at all (I tried hard not to be a starstruck douche). We talked about the next port of Civitavecchia, Italy (port of Roma) and Italian wine mostly. It was awesome sitting with someone who was in space! I shook his hand, fascinated that I just touched the hand of the second human to walk on the moon.

[@MrJruta]

Nicholas Ennos You’re a tool bro

[@suekennedy8917]

Did Buzzard tell you why there are no videos of Geiger counter radiation levels inside the moon dust contaminated LEM?

[@Lunarfacia]

@@suekennedy8917 aaaah, sweeeeet! You're saying all lots of sciency words that you've heard before. Yes, everyone on here think that you're really clever and special and that you know lots of information that others don't. I hope that makes you feel like less of a failure whilst you watch other people accomplish remarkable things. Bless!

[@ZS1736]

Nicholas Ennos you stink

[@albclean]

@Nicholas Ennos La Migra!!

[@craigfowler7098]

True living legend, the last survivor of the original Apollo 11 crew. RIP Neil and Michael

[@michaelb4393]

I would love to have Buzz's enthusiasm about anything like he does about is experiences. He's like a child at a monster truck rally even though it was almost 50 years later!!!.... very captivating!

[@kzar42]

What a guy! It's one of those times when, after you're done watching the video, you wish there was something more you could do than just click the like button!

[@davepowell7168]

There is, click 👎

[@rozzgrey801]

@@talkintennis8124 Lol, do some research.

[@Remnants100]

The Apollo mission was followed every inch of the way by all of the tracking stations on Earth at the time. Not an easy thing to 'Fake' if reproduced in a studio. What a sad World we live in when some people can't bring themselves to acknowledge what was the greatest achievement of Mankind to date.

[@gregg9226]

They just want attention. Their brains aren't developed enough to even care if it did or didn't happen. When it obviously did

[@ddorman365]

Thank you Buzz, you are a unique Treasure of our Spices, your sacrifices and commitment to the future for all of us will never be forgotten, I hope I can Party with you soon, we have a lot to talk about, I love you to, peace and love, Doug.

[@HopliteWarlord]

Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong are so different, but you gotta love them both. True heroes and American patriots as I am sure Michael Collins is as well! Real heroes all!!!

[@terrythekittie]

They were like the Beatles of the Apollo missions....different personalities complementing each other with their individual talents.

[@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504]

Michael Collins is confused as to whether he landed on the moon or flew around it.

[@Jimmy-B-]

I have serious doubts they went there

[@rsr789]

@@Jimmy-B- That's because you're wilfully ignorant.

[@gasaholic47]

@@Jimmy-B- Right, so Aldrin is making all this up on the spot, huh? I have serious doubts that you have any intelligence.

[@VestaNorman]

Precious to hear someone who was there and is continuing work! I loved his answer about cell phones and the early technology for space flight.

[@sblack48]

I would argue that the most iconic photo in human history is the one they took of the earth that was on the cover of life magazine. But the one of Buzz is goid too 😁

[@sblack48]

Right because there was great cgi in 1968! Bwahaha

[@yveeliza]

That was completely FAKE!

[@gaz0463]

Definitely a guy made of the right stuff. They new there was an extremely high chance they wouldn’t come back but they did it anyway.

[@rowdyyates4273]

Sadly it was too great a risk and so to the movie set! And not swearing on the bible for charity didn’t help their cause 🤔

I met Buzz Aldrin in 2017 at the Orlando International Airport and helped him get from the Delta Lobby, all through TSA, to the tram and to the Delta Gate.... a few days later, I picked him up at the Delta Gate and to Baggage Claim and to his ride outside.... I got a nice photo with him.

[@ophirdog]

A great man, unlike some of the weasels making comments about this video.

[@frederickjohnpicarello1909]

Ty Ophirdog for saying that you know "weasels" so now i dont have to! 😜

[@KrankenSigns]

A very intelligent man ! He and Neil Armstrong were the excellent choice for the first landing.

[@Mtlmshr]

He comes across as such a down to earth person who is a national treasure (as far as I’m concerned)

[@w.m.aslam-author]

Still inspiration to millions. Buzz Lightyear is just one example of this man's ongoing influence.

[@marcomolinero5877]

I would have chosen another accomplishment but yeah I guess he was the inspiration for BL

[@thedailyremedy968]

Acting it out: body language doesn’t lie-words and body are not singing together.

[@joedoe2407]

They do, with the help of some alcohol.

[@shaunmartin6767]

I can't see the wheel barrow he used to put is balls in when walking on the stage. I still wonder how good a night's sleep all three of the Apollo astronaut's had 24hours before leaving with the possibility of it being s one way ticket. Total legend. 🤟

[@DeathWish1974]

He's a liar and an actor

[@Mirrorgirl492]

@@DeathWish1974 and you're a fuckwit.

[@cancerfour69er]

Total liar more like

[@cancerfour69er]

@@Mirrorgirl492 say hello to you young daughter for me..

[@Jimmy-B-]

Mirrorgirl Didn’t Charles Duke say it was really rough the rocket ride into space on The Saturn V. Totally opposite to what he is saying 1:00:00 onwards

[@thehoodedhorntail6749]

Buzz Aldrin is so cool. Legend!

[@davepowell7168]

He is?

[@rozzgrey801]

@@davepowell7168 Yep.

[@michaeldavis1609]

Joppadoni actually it was neil who actually piloted the lem and mike collins the command module

[@pamelamiller3757]

Yeah, he made several erroneous statements. Ahem, I will leave it at that.

[@paganphil100]

@@pamelamiller3757: He's an old man now....memory fades with age. However, the fact that he sometimes makes mistakes shows that he's telling the truth. If he was "faking" it he would be following a script to make sure he kept to the "official" story-line.

[@midge225]

Brian asking the most important questions like , did you get on well with stanley kubric on the lunar set 😂

[@steverg1st]

This guy is an icon. A hero. But we must NOT forget - he is also a human being. So I, for one, COMPLETELY understand why he punched Bart Sibrel (who, let's face it, had called him a coward and a liar - accusing of lying about risking HIS LIFE to land on the Moon, and there was AT LEAST a 33% chance that would have happened) And Sibrel, then, HAD THE AUDACITY to report him to the police for assault! The police, basically, told Sibrel to Eff Off! Excellent!

[@spacesciencelab]

Yeah it was an obvious provoked assault. Rightly deserved. I think most of us would have responded the same way.

[@paulanderson79]

Regardless of what we think of the authenticity of the Moon landings Sibrel was way out of order the way he lured Aldrin with lies and then verbally assaulted him. I'm not surprised he was hit.

[@murphyr31]

Buzz is a National treasure 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@violetflame6596]

Funny you say that. In the movie National Treasure: Book of secrets the faked moon landing was mentioned when talking about the presidents secret book

[@justinratcliffe947]

WORLD TREASURE

[@davidtomlinson6138]

That interview was brilliant, I want one if those t- shirts 👍

[@glennharris1980]

Happy 90th Birthday Buzz!

[@picmajik]

Personality + intelligence! I love to hear Buzz speak as he is smart and a great storyteller, loved his autobiography. Those socks :-) !

[@JesusIstheNameTakenInVain]

He got exposed by Bart Sibrel

[@coldeb8911]

I didn't know he'd written an autobiography. .must search that out 😊

[@Downsdddgh]

The astronauts probably never expected the deniers. That was probably a surpring revelation. Quite the phenomenon.

[@HerbertDuckshort]

When men were men. God bless Dr Buzz.

[@BillAnt]

Courageous heros indeed.

[@Mirrorgirl492]

And small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri were real small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri.

[@a.citizen7668]

Remember, he is an MIT graduate! So, yes he is very sharp here but age catches up with everyone. I haven't seen him speak live in quite a while. This was filmed 3 years ago. Believe me, when you are this age, three months can make a big difference in cognitive ability.

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

@Roger Clemons Roger the Moron, at it again. Do you never tire of looking like a complete idiot?

[@waltercarter6163]

He's also a chronic boozer, which of course helps his career as a professional liar.

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

@@waltercarter6163 I spoke with Buzz. He won't ride you about your paint sniffing if you won't ride him on the alcohol.

[@mumsymaebear]

Lies catch up.

[@MrSwisstoful]

@@waltercarter6163 He conquered his alcoholism in the late 70s

[@JohnIshikawa]

That was a very daring thing that those three did , Buzz Aldrin , Neil Armstrong , and Michael Collins , back in July of 1969 . Luckily Armstrong was a capable pilot who was cool under pressure , and he overrode the automatic pilot on the lunar module and landed it safely on the moon with seconds to spare .

[@poobum9857]

It was a highlight of my life to be in the same room as Buzz Aldrin , he gave a great speech i had tears rolling down my cheeks when he walked in - that had never happened to me before or since !!

[@nguyendailam6703]

You were very lucky to see such a legend.

[@babyruuth]

My friend went diving with Buzz in the early 80's. Can you imagine how cool that has to be!!

[@redblade8160]

Chris... How easily impressed you get!

[@vincecolananni9158]

Born in the late fifties, therefore I grew up with space race going full tilt. I loved all these men. I’ve nothing but respect and admiration for them! 🇺🇸

[@monkey555500]

buzz is a true hero..yes he is inspiring

[@johnlinden7398]

FOR SECOND I THOUGHT COX WAS INTERVIEWING KIRK DOUGLAS ( THEY LOOK SO MUCH ALIKE AT LEAST BUZZ IN THIS INTERVIEW ) ! GREAT INTERVIEW WITH THIS GREAT ICON OF OUR SPECIES FIRST LANDING ON OUR MOON !

[@bonnie43uk]

Its just occurred to me watching this, Buzz Lightyear's eyes and eyebrows are definitely based on the wonderful Buzz Aldrin.. What a complement.

[@ForeverBennett]

I want the movie about Buzz, his story was more interesting than Neil's. Overbearing father, dogfighting in Korea, joining NASA, going to the Moon, coming back and falling into depression and alcoholism, then bouncing back. Quite a journey.

[@JK-dv3qe]

Mr. Aldrin is awesome, all my respect 💖a true Hero!

[@ronaldgreene5733]

You're awesome fake --

[@neiljones1938]

Bart Sibrel's channel.

[@vivangreco1710]

I love this man!!! Buzz is a credit to his fraternity of astronauts, and an American icon. Watching him deck that moon landing denier jackanape was simply brilliant!!! I hope one day to shake his hand.

[@KarlHainer]

I really enjoyed this interview.

[@stickerbombmoto2605]

If we landed on the moon and everything was so successful, please answer me this question whay haven't we been back since?

[@chrisbauer1925]

Mostly because it's expensive.

[@stickerbombmoto2605]

@@chrisbauer1925 where does the 66 million that nasa gets from tax dollars everyday go to?

[@chrisbauer1925]

@@stickerbombmoto2605 It goes towards the other programs in existence, including ISS missions, as well as development for future mars missions. The funding today is not nearly as substantial as it was in the 60s due to the space race with the Soviets.

[@stephenpage-murray7226]

Do you understand why Apollo 18, 19, and 20 were cancelled even though they were completed? That should make you think about it...

[@steverodgers8425]

@@chrisbauer1925 NASA doesn't build stuff, they hire contractors.

[@zincfinger3817]

Watched this again. That's 6 years since the last time! Always great to watch Buzz and Brian. Love those guys. But its still heart breaking that SpaceX was almost entirely ignored. It was weird then and its weird now. I'm still meeting people who talk about being interested in space and yet don't know what "Starship" is! Is anyone else experiencing this?

[@druidericking9502]

I would never-NEVER prevent this man from flying!

[@gold333]

The one question to ask an Apollo astronaut would be: "of all the times you imagined what the surface of the moon would be like, what surprised you when you finally walked on it for real?"

[@gerRule]

They thought it would be softer and they would maybe sink into it

[@Arthurbeaslie]

None of them could tell you

[@teresa67factoid95]

Nobody has walked on the moon.

[@Elizabeth.384]

Nice !! What an experience !! Amazing...

[@stephenlamb410]

Hats off to buzz Aldrin a great man, and to Brian Cox for this fantastic interview. God bless buzz and neil Armstrong and not forgetting Michael Collins who took them and returned.

[@LCAPLS88]

Brilliant man.....all my respect Buzz.

[@dd776]

I was told that the Moon landings were so ahead of its time that based on the technology, it should have happened in the 1980s. Such an amazing achievement!

[@CapitanTavish]

I really would like to ask him why they were super depressed at press con back then

[@CapitanTavish]

@Little Cripple .. it make sense . Thx

[@CapitanTavish]

ps10iceman I believe they were being told to what to say and what not to say, also I’m sure nasa filled their mind with propaganda phrases, motto statements, and so on.. I believe they got pissed about all this political shit and they realized that moon landing was only a political achievement and not a scientific one for US.. so they could feel depressed and not so appreciated as they would deserve..

[@CapitanTavish]

Officer Hogwash Ehmmm nop, iv watch it the full 3hr version, there was some smile but definitely not laughs

[@joojoojeejee6058]

They spent 8 days in space and 14 days in quarantine after that, so they probably were quite exhausted and just wanted to get home.

[@MBicknell]

@ps10iceman arnt you ashamed that every country more or less out side of America knows that your america is renowed for dumbass conspiracy moon deniers your once great country that put a man on the moon id would be embarrassed that I was was talking such garbage that is shaming my nation.

[@ronaldgreene5733]

Buzz could not even raise his head during the press conference after their return from one of the most amazing adventures in human history . . In a world of corruption, there are no conspiracies.

[@ltv..123]

What a brave amazing man…….thank you Doctor Aldrin!…….

[@angelmarte6971]

What an amazing human being...!!! God Bless you sir...!!!