buzz aldrin was the second person to walk on the moon.
buzz aldrin was the second person to walk on the moon.
who was the second person to walk on the moon?
buzz aldrin
bullet::::- a before a name denotes that the person is currently in space.









































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bullet::::- joseph m. acaba









































bullet::::- loren acton









































bullet::::- james adamson









































bullet::::- / viktor m. afanasyev









































bullet::::- aydyn aimbetov, first cosmonaut by kazcosmos-selection in space









































bullet::::- thomas akers









































bullet::::- toyohiro akiyama, the first business-sponsored space traveler and the first japanese person in space









































bullet::::- vladimir aksyonov









































bullet::::- sultan salman al saud, first saudi arabian in space, only royal person in space, first middle eastern person in space









































bullet::::- "buzz aldrin", flew on apollo 11; second person to walk on the moon









































bullet::::- aleksandr panayotov aleksandrov
list of space travelers by name
in modern turkish, the t–v distinction is strong. family members and friends speak to one another using the second-person singular , and adults use to address minors. in formal situations (business, customer–clerk, and colleague relationships, or meeting people for the first time) the plural second-person is used almost exclusively. in very formal situations, the double plural second-person may be used to address a much-respected person. rarely, the third-person plural form of the verb (but not the pronoun) may be used to emphasize utmost respect. additionally, if there are two or more person or could be used. for example, or have same meaning that "you have been chosen". however, are not certain whether plural or singular. it changes; formal speaking specifies one person or more but informal speaking it specifies only two or more person. in the imperative, there are four forms: second person singular for informal, second person plural for formal, and second person double plural for very formal situations: (second person singular, informal), (second person plural, formal), and (double second person plural, very formal). the very formal forms are not frequently used in spoken turkish, but is pretty common in written directives, such as manuals and warning signs.
t–v distinction in the world's languages