Tim Dodd

They didn't have that.

So they didn't, you know, like, just like if you ever have backed up your hard drive on your computer.

Right.

There's people that have $40 million of Bitcoin on an old hard drive because they didn't think anything of it.

You know, you just, whatever.

It's just not, it's not important right now until all of a sudden maybe, and they didn't imagine a world where we could take and rescan and up, you know, up res the hell out of that, that footage as well, because it would have been a lot cleaner in that raw format.

Mm-hmm.

And so they learned also that the Apollo 11 broadcast was not great.

So by Apollo 12, we saw incremental improvements.

13, 14, way better.

By 14 or 15, we're starting to do color even from the moon, color TV.

Has anyone ever taken that raw film from Apollo 11 that the astronauts had and tried to upscale it?

Yeah.

The Apollo 11 movie that it's a documentary that timed it.

Oh, it's incredible.

It's unbelievable.

So a lot of that.

It's insane.

I was watching it wondering like, is this just a recreation or did they actually upscale the raw footage?

So a lot, especially the ground stuff is a lot of that 70 millimeter.