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Buzz Aldrin Research Paper

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Buzz Aldrin is an incredibly famous astronaut. He made history when he was on the Apollo 11 mission with Neil Armstrong. When I was reading about him, the first thing I noticed was that he is an author. He has written multiple books, one of his most popular books titled Return to Earth. I have always thought about the possibility of becoming an author when I'm older. I really enjoy reading and writing, and while I don't think I would really become an author, the fact that Buzz Aldrin is an author still interests me.
I also find it amazing how much his family has affected his life. Buzz Aldrin was born as Edwin Eugene Aldrin, but as a little boy, his younger sister mispronounced the word brother as buzzer and his family shortened the nickname

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