Caleb Henry
Caleb Henry is a senior analyst for Quilty Analytics and a former staff writer for the space industry publication SpaceNews. From 2016 to 2020, Caleb covered the global satellite industry for SpaceNews, chronicling everything from launches, spacecraft manufacturing and ground infrastructure. Caleb's work has also appeared in NewSpace Global and Access Intelligence. He earned a bachelor's degree in political science with a minor in astronomy from Grove City College.
Latest articles by Caleb Henry
Amazon Lays Out Satellite Constellation Service Goals, Deployment and Deorbit Plans to FCC
By Caleb Henry published
Amazon released more details on its plan to deploy broadband satellites, telling U.S. telecom regulators service can start in limited areas with less than a fifth of the total constellation.
Contact Lost With Three Starlink Satellites, Other 57 Healthy
By Caleb Henry published
Three of the 60 satellites SpaceX launched last month to begin its broadband megaconstellation have lost contact with ground control teams, a SpaceX spokesperson said June 28.
Indian Startup Bellatrix Aerospace Raises $3 Million
By Caleb Henry published
An Indian satellite propulsion startup with eventual plans to also build a small launch vehicle has raised $3 million from a group of venture capital investors.
SpaceX Targets 2021 Commercial Starship Launch
By Caleb Henry published
The first commercial mission for SpaceX’s Starship and Super Heavy launch system will likely take place in 2021, a company executive said June 26.
Tethers Unlimited Developing Satellite Servicer for LEO Missions
By Caleb Henry published
Tethers Unlimited is designing a satellite servicing vehicle that would leverage technologies developed for the U.S. Defense Department and NASA to service spacecraft in low Earth orbit.
SpaceX Raises Over $1 Billion Through Two Funding Rounds
By Caleb Henry published
SpaceX has raised over $1 billion in new capital this year as it embarks on the deployment of its Starlink broadband constellation, according to regulatory filings published Friday.
SpaceX to Launch 'Dozens' of Starlink Satellites Next Week, More to Follow
By Caleb Henry published
SpaceX's first launch to carry a large number of Starlink broadband satellites is scheduled for May 15, according to a company executive.
Amazon Planning 3,236-Satellite Constellation for Internet Connectivity
By Caleb Henry published
Amazon is joining the list of companies planning a constellation of thousands of satellites for broadband internet connectivity.
Germany Begins Reusability Study to Capture Rockets in Midair and Land Them With a Plane
By Caleb Henry published
The Germany space agency DLR is beginning a study this month on a reusable launcher concept that would use a winged first-stage booster captured on descent by an aircraft and towed back to land.
Arianespace Rocket Launches India's Largest Satellite. South Korean Weather Satellite, Too.
By Caleb Henry published
FCC Approves SpaceX, Telesat, LeoSat and Kepler Internet Constellations
By Caleb Henry published
Spaceflight Books Three Launches with Rocket Lab's Electron Boosters
By Caleb Henry published
Satellite rideshare company Spaceflight Inc. on June 11 signed on as the anchor customer for three Electron launches from Rocket Lab.
SpaceX's Arabsat Falcon Heavy Mission to Launch in December-January Timeframe
By Caleb Henry published
SpaceX's first Falcon Heavy launch with a commercial satellite is scheduled to occur around the end of the year, according to customer Arabsat.
Elon Musk Explains Improvements to SpaceX's Falcon 9 Block 5 Rocket
By Caleb Henry published
How Bangladesh Became SpaceX's First Falcon 9 Block 5 Rocket Customer
By Caleb Henry published
When it comes to SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket, the company's most daring customers have been NASA and satellite fleet operator SES. Now add Bangladesh to that mix.
Proton Launches Russian Military Communications Satellite
By Caleb Henry published
Russia's Proton rocket launched for the first time this year April 18 with a military communications satellite for the federation's ministry of defense.
FCC Issues Warning in Wake of Swarm's Unauthorized Launch
By Caleb Henry published
Blue Origin Switches Engines for New Glenn Second Stage
By Caleb Henry published
FCC Approves SpaceX Constellation, Denies Waiver for Easier Deployment Deadline
By Caleb Henry published
U.S. telecom regulators the evening of March 29 accepted SpaceX’s application to reach U.S customers with a megaconstellation of 4,425 broadband satellites.
Zero 2 Infinity Gets 3D-Printed Engine Part for Bloostar Launch Vehicle
By Caleb Henry published
Spanish startup Zero 2 Infinity will use a 3D-printed combustion chamber for the engines it is developing to power its Bloostar balloon-assisted orbital rocket.
Bad Coordinates Led Ariane 5 Launch Astray, Investigators Conclude
By Caleb Henry published
Satellites Placed Into Incorrect Orbits by Ariane 5 Can be Recovered, Owners Say
By Caleb Henry published
Two satellites placed into incorrect orbits by an Ariane 5 that suffered an anomaly during its Jan. 25 launch can be recovered and placed into their desired orbits, their operators said Jan. 26.
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