The world is embroiled in chaos and distraction as the forces of good and evil engage in a series of moves and countermeasures, and in the far distance, we look skywards at 3I/Atlas. with a feeling of mystery and dread.
In all this commotion, Nemesis, our sun’s smaller binary twin, has unfolded its wings, virtually unnoticed, even though it is a more worrisome harbinger of what is to come.
The image to the right, bearing the title of this article, is an old artist’s rendering, created over twenty years ago, long before the advent of AI. Yet, it has nonetheless captivated us for decades because it resonates with our imagination, as if it taps into an ancient, racial genetic imprint.
In August 2025, Nemesis, a brown dwarf star with a mini-constellation of planets and moons, began revealing its colors, and in September, it unfurled its true wings. Very few took note, while most are blind to the meaning of what is to come. Now, in this article, you will see actual images of Nemesis unfurling its wings.
Nemeis 2022
Yowusa.com researchers have tracked Nemesis and its planets since Marshall Masters first observed Planet Nibiru on December 26, 2012, via a live HD webcam feed from the Turrialba volcano in Costa Rica. Nibiru is the outermost major planet from Nemesis, and in July 2020, Nemesis crossed into the Northern Skies, making it visible to the naked eye.
However, in 2022, a leaked satellite image that came from Russia revealed how Nemesis, its planets, and its cloud of debris and iron oxide dust appear in space. This is the beast we need to fear and how it appears in its airless domain.
Nemesis August 2025
Unlike our sun, Nemesis is a brown dwarf star approximately seven times the size of Jupiter. Below is a panel of three observation photos posted on our Telegram Yowusa Observations channel in order of appearance.
In the left pane, we see Nemesis with a daylight side. Below is the actual color of the star as rendered by most smartphones, but what is important to note is the sunlight side.
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A brown dwarf emits far less light than our own sun, which is why we see a sunlit side in this image, with our sun far above it. We can expect to see this effect in the years to come, so it’s worth keeping in mind. In the middle frame, there is no sunlit side due to solar alignment. Likewise, keep this in mind as well.
However, the third pane to the far right presents a remarkable image of Nemesis, submitted to us by a gentleman who used a digital camera with a powerful zoom lens. In the years ahead, we’ll be able to see it the same way, with the naked eye, because for a time, Nemesis will become the largest omnipresent object in our sky for several years.
Nemesis September 2025
After all our years of tracking Nemesis, something amazing happened in September 2025. A prophecy inscribed over 3,600 years ago, in the days following the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt, describes with absolute clarity what we of the present have seen and shall see.
The Kolbrin Bible – kolbrin.com
Book of Manuscripts
Chapter Three – The Destroyer – Part 1MAN:3:1 Men forget the days of the Destroyer. Only the wise know where it went and that it will return in its appointed hour.
MAN:3:2 It raged across the Heavens in the days of wrath, and this was its likeness: It was as a billowing cloud of smoke enwrapped in a ruddy glow, not distinguishable in joint or limb. Its mouth was an abyss from which came flame, smoke, and hot cinders
Keep these ancient words in mind as you study the panel below. It contains three separate observations of Nemesis unfurling its wings for the first time in September 2025.
Once again, remember the ancient words of The Kolbrin Bible. “It was as a billowing cloud of smoke enwrapped in a ruddy glow, not distinguishable in joint or limb.”
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What Will 2026 Bring?
In 2026, Nemesis will become the largest omnipresent object in our sky for several years to come, and elements of the objects captured in the image panes above will unfold as Nemesis arcs high over Earth’s orbit and plunges down towards the southern skies between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
For a time, it will become a thing of beauty for a while, with a brightly colored sunlit side, but beware, for beauty will surely bring the beast.
What will the media say? It will not strike the Earth, and there’s no need to worry, but this will be a deadly half-truth. This is because what we shall see in the near future is not what the ancient Egyptians who penned the Kolbrin Bible accounts of Nemesis, or as they called it, the Destroyer.
During the Exodus, Nemesis and Earth were on opposite sides of the sun as Nemesis transited the ecliptic, the plane of our solar system, as it plunged downward from the northern to the southern skies.
In 2030, as Nemesis transits the ecliptic, Earth and Nemesis will be on the same side of the Sun, and it is during this time that the pole shift is expected to occur.
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