New Pluto
Blink comparator · Lowell Observatory · 1930

Pluto wasn’t discovered by a bigger telescope. It was found in the data.

Two photographs of the same sky, taken six nights apart. Millions of points of light — and one of them moved. New Pluto is a data & analytics practice built on that conviction: the next discovery is rarely about collecting more. It’s about looking harder at what you already have.

The work

Data engineering

Pipelines that hold up. Data that arrives clean, on time, and explainable — because analysis built on quicksand isn’t analysis, it’s decoration.

Analytics & visualization

Questions pushed until they break or hold. Charts that say one true thing clearly instead of ten things vaguely — built for the decision they have to carry.

Infrastructure, owned end to end

This site, its mail, and everything behind it run on a Kubernetes cluster designed, built, and operated in-house. Knowing every layer of the machine is not a detail — it’s why the numbers coming out of it can be trusted.

Correspondence

If you suspect your data is hiding something worth finding — write.

justin@newpluto.com