What is Reddit's opinion of The Secret of Apollo: Systems Management in American and European Space Programs (New Series in NASA History)?

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> When Edison invented the lightbulb

Oooohh wrong example.

Edison, who patented his bulb in 1879, merely improved on a design that British inventor Joseph Swan had patented 10 years earlier. Swan sued Edison for patent infringement, and the British courts ruled against Edison

In contrast the American space programme was a substantial leap beyond what any of the component parts contributed, to the degree that a new discipline, systems engineering management, needed to be developed for the projects to succeed. (e.g.)

> absolutely an American achievement

Everyone in the world knows this so it may only be Americans who notice that their flag isn't there even though American excellence and endeavour is writ large across the whole story.

Neil Armstrong's wife is played by British actress Claire Foy, so Ryan isn't the only foreigner involved, but American accents are ubiquitous in the trailer I've seen.