Yeah I'm not saying they didn't edit it, but rather the master footage they were editing was on vhs or similar. I guess it's probably quite likely they would've had some sort of better quality magnetic tape rather than vhs come to think of it though ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Some was 16mm but probably mostly shot straight to vhs:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096657/technical/?ref_=tt_spec_sm

And the bbc was notoriously bad at not losing archival footage of tv shows

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Cocker retriever

But you'd need a higher velocity to orbit closer...

Why would you need to entirely cancel the earths orbital velocity, surely you just need to cancel a ~~tiny~~ bit of orbital velocity?

Edit: https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/43913/do-you-need-0-km-s-velocity-to-crash-into-the-sun

You watched starship troopers and sided with the humans... Oh wait...

Edited the price to something more nvidiaish:

Reminds me of how I made tic tac toe game for my first university assignment 🤣

Everything is better when it ends with a fact check.

Sometimes a fresh pair of eyes on a code base can reveal some opportunities for big improvements in maintainability 😜