If you're in the market for an out-of-this world fashion statement, Sotheby's auction house in New York might have the item for you. Sothey's is auctioning off Buzz Aldrin's In-flight Coverall Jacket worn during the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. "Neil Armstrong's complete in flight cover-all garment: jacket, trousers and boots are at the Smithsonian. Mike Collins jacket, trousers and boots are at the Smithsonian. Buzz's trousers and boots are at the Smithsonian. And that means that this jacket is the only garment worn on the Apollo 11 mission that can be owned privately," said Cassandra Hatton, Sotheby's Global Head of Science and Popular Culture. The Jacket is part of a larger auction of Aldrin's personal possessions, including his medal of honor, anda "Go Army Beat Navy" flag he brought on a moon walk. There's also a famous pen that make have saved Aldrin's and Armstrong's lives while in the lunar modul. The story goes that their was a problem with the circuit breaker and Aldrin's quick thinking with a pen may have saved evryone's lives. "Buzz is looking at the circuit breaker panel and he thinks, yeah, okay, maybe I could put my little finger in there, but I might get electrocuted and maybe I'll take a little piece of metal, but maybe I'll blow up the entire circuit breaker panel and then we're really dead".