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No, it's not a proper noun in most cases. It's a generic term similar to "teacher", "salesman". In cases where it is used as a title it may be appropriate to use a capital letter. With the sentence "We are expecting a visit by Astronaut Aldrin" the word becomes a title for the person and can be capitalized.
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