Cooke to leave NASA in October

WASHINGTON –Top NASA official Doug Cooke announced today that he will retire from the agency Oct. 3 after nearly four decades at the agency, including his most recent stint as head of the agency’s exploration division. His departure has been months in the making as NASA has moved to merge his ...

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