Freemason Space Cowboy: Armstrong and Aldrin Broke The Barriers

The article discusses the remarkable contributions of astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong to space exploration, focusing on their achievements, backgrounds, and Masonic affiliations.

Buzz Aldrin, born in 1930, was a celebrated astronaut who played a vital role in Gemini and Apollo missions, notably becoming one of the first humans to walk on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission in 1969. Aldrin was a Freemason and credited some of his values and philosophies to his involvement in Freemasonry, carrying a Masonic flag on his space journey.

Neil Armstrong, also born in 1930, was the first person to set foot on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. Despite being frequently listed as a Freemason, there's no confirmed evidence of his Masonic affiliation. His father, Stephen Armstrong, was an active member, leading to confusion regarding Neil's status as a Freemason. Armstrong's legacy as an astronaut and symbol of human achievement remains influential, even after his passing in 2012.

Both astronauts had remarkable military careers before joining NASA, demonstrated exceptional bravery and skill in their missions, and continued to advocate for space exploration even after leaving NASA. Their significant contributions to space exploration have solidified their positions as iconic figures in human history, inspiring generations to pursue exploration and innovation beyond Earth's boundaries.