Nemesis Outbound 2026 to 2030 : Your Own World USA

Yowusa.com has been reporting on observations of the Nemesis Mini-Constellation since January 2013, beginning with the early observations of Nibiru from the Turrialba Volcano in Costa Rica.  The number of observations was small then, and after Nemesis crossed the plane of our solar system in 2020, we began to see an increase.

In our article Signs 94 – The Battle of the Two Suns, published in November 2024, we stated that Nemesis reached its aphelion leg in late October 2024.   At this point, Nemesis has picked up a good deal of speed, and the number of observations has increased.

By June 2025, the number of observations began to increase again, and this is when we began cataloging our Nemesis Awareness Collection.  As of this date, we have amassed a collection of 486 authenticated observation images.  We collect these images with our Yowusa Observations Telegram Channel.   Subscribers can download all the images for self-study and to share with others.

What is clear from the last year is that Nemesis has grown noticeably larger relative to our Sun, at a much faster pace than in previous years.  This is because, during its transit just before and after its point of perihelion (its closest distance to our Sun), Nemesis picked up a great deal of speed.

In this article, we’ll take a speculative look at the years ahead and what we’ll see in our skies between now and when Nemesis crosses the ecliptic in 2030, which is when Earth will experience a pole shift.  We will look at the years ahead with specific regard to when Nemesis crosses over the orbits of the major planets in our solar system.  However, to present a complete view of what is coming, we must begin on December 26, 2012.

December 26, 2012

I published my first Planet X article, Did Planet X / Nibiru Kill the Dinosaurs? on January 28, 2002.  However, it was not until December 26, 2012, that I first observed the planet Nibiru, the outermost major planet in the Nemesis mini-constellation, via a live HD webcam feed from the Turrialba Volcano in Costa Rica.

Nibiru is the outermost major planet in the Nemesis mini-constellation.  At that time, Nemesis was still well below the ecliptic and was being secretly observed by various world governments.  Meanwhile, Nibiru was at its furthest distance from Nemesis and popping up for about 15 minutes each day.  At first it was very small but quite noticeable, and not knowing what it was, I named it “Bluebonnet,” because its color reminded me of the beautiful flowers in Texas.

We continued reporting on Nibiru, and thanks to a white-hat disclosure, we learned that Nemesis crossed the ecliptic, transiting from the Southern Skies into the Northern Skies.

Nemesis is the large object shown above the ecliptic to the upper left.  Scattered around it are its various satellites, including major planets, minor planets, and various moons.  This is a momentous day in Nemesis research because it set the date framework for this massive brown dwarf, a companion to our Sol, with an orbit of 3,600 lunar years.  What we now know is that Nemesis spends 10 years in the Northern Skies, where it causes the greatest harm to Earth, and the remaining 3,590 lunar years in the Southern Skies, where it is harmless to us.

Our first useful Nemesis observation report came from Australia on January 1, 2022.  As you can see in the image below, there was a good deal of haze that day, which is essential to observing objects near the Sun.

After publishing this observation image from Australia, we began tracking Nemesis as it sped toward perihelion, where it comes closest to our Sun in its orbit.  reached its aphelion leg in late October 2024.  We now use the term outbound leg, which is the current term in use instead of aphelion leg, but both are fine.

The observed size of Nemesis varied as it moved along its orbital trajectory until mid 2026.  This month, August 2026, has the most notable observation images that show Nemesis growing in size relative to our Sun.

 

August 2026

When comparing these three August 2026 Nemesis observation images with the Australian capture on January 1, 2022, the size increase relative to our Sun is impressive, as shown below.

 

These August 2026 images were submitted to our Yowusa Observations Telegram Channel.   To the left is the original image, and to the right is the authenticated version.  The original image has a standard camera default value of 1.00.   The image to the right is the analysis version with a gamma of 0.10.

 

 

We test each original to make sure it is not AI-generated and to check for image manipulation. The third and deciding test is gamma testing. We drop the image gamma from the original setting of 1.00 to 0.10. This eliminates lens flares and other such aberrations because, to appear at a gamma of 0.10, the object must be natural. If it is natural, it can generate its own light. If not, the object disappears with the gamma test.

 

As you can see above, Nemesis appears near the horizon before sunset or just after sunrise. It first became visible on January 1, 2022, after it crossed above the ecliptic into the Northern skies.  Public awareness of this object is heavily suppressed, but people still see it and photograph it.  Note: We’ve tested various AI platforms, and they all dismiss the observations with frivolous explanations.

Obviously, the fix is in because, in the end, the last to know are always the first to die, and Nemesis is a convenient depopulation tool for the elites.  However, this suppression will begin to fail as Nemesis grows in size and crosses the orbits of the four inner major planets of our system.  With this in mind, let’s take a speculative look at what we’ll see between now and when the pole shift happens.

Mercury Orbit 2026-2027

Once Nemesis crosses above the orbit of Mercury late this year or in 2027, it will appear in our skies at roughly 14 to 16° above the horizon.

At this time, it will be slightly larger than our Sun and have a reddish-yellow appearance.  More people will begin to see and report it, but the suppression effort to prevent public awareness will continue unabated.  That will eventually change.

Venus Orbit 2027 to 2028

Once Nemesis crosses above the orbit of Venus sometime between 2027 and 2028, it will appear in our skies at roughly 22 to 23° above the horizon.

At this time, Nemesis’s increased apparent size relative to our Sun, along with its higher position above the horizon, will make it much easier to observe with the naked eye.  At this time, public awareness will start to grow substantially, and there will be significant pushback with elitist propaganda.  The reason is that this is when we’ll begin to see the Nemesis cloud, or what the ancients referred to as “wings.”

Earth Orbit 2028 to 2029

Once Nemesis crosses above the orbit of Earth sometime between 2028 and 2029, it will appear in our skies at roughly 30 to 35° above the horizon.

At this time, Nemesis will be 40% larger than our Sun, and its U-shaped wings will become prominent.  The sad thing is that by then, numerous natural disasters will be occurring on Earth, and people will be hard-pressed to create an all-hazards strategy.  I wrote my last two books, Win-Win Survival Handbook: All-Hazards Safety and Future Space Colonization and its companion title, Mars Beta: Seeds to the Stars, expressly for this period.

I knew when I wrote them that I was speaking way ahead of my audience, but I’ve lived with the knowing of what is coming for decades, and as I always say, “If we can’t love our own species, who in the universe will?”  For those who want to prepare for what is coming, these are life-saving books that need to be in your home library.

 

Mars Orbit 2029 to 2030

Once Nemesis crosses above the orbit of Mars sometime between 2029 and 2039, it will appear in our skies at roughly 18 to 22° above the horizon.

At this time, observing Nemesis will become more difficult as our skies will become choked with ash and dust from natural disasters.  Because Nemesis will begin to appear smaller, though still larger than our Sun, the media will no doubt lie to us about the threat, saying it is moving away from us.  It will be a horrible lie and it will usher in the demise of countless naive individuals.

Ecliptic Transit 2030+

Once Nemesis is beyond Mars’ orbit, it will plunge downward between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter sometime around or after 2030.  At that time, it will appear in our skies at roughly 0 to 5° above the horizon.  It will be darker than before and appear somewhat smaller than our Sun.  A good comparison is seen in the August 2026 observation images above.

Once Nemesis transits the ecliptic back into the Southern Skies, it and its three major planets, Helion, Arboda, and Nibiru, will achieve a combined lithosphere lock on the outer skin of our Planet.  This is when the pole shift will occur, and because the elites have been so successful at suppressing awareness about Nemesis, the death toll will be in the billions.

My book, Surviving the Planet X Tribulation: There Is Strength in Numbers, explains the coming pole shift in detail.  It is based on research we performed in 2013 using our numerous observations via the Turialba Volcano webcam, along with further observations.  As to the orbit of Nemesis, we got it right the first time, and this book is written to help you explain the science of what is coming in gentle terms for frightened people.

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