Spacepower: What It Means to You (1958) by Donald Cox and Michael Stoiko is a fascinating mid-century examination of the future of space exploration, written at the dawn of the Space Age. This forward-looking work explores the technological, political, and societal implications of humanity’s push beyond Earth's atmosphere, covering topics such as satellite communication, interplanetary travel, military uses of space, and the potential for colonization. Blending scientific insight with bold predictions, Spacepower captures the optimism and strategic thinking of the 1950s as the world stood on the verge of spaceflight and imagined what lay ahead.
 
This hardcover book is in very good condition, showing typical shelf wear consistent with its 1958 publication date, including minor edge wear and light rubbing to the boards, but overall clean and well-preserved.