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Our Solar System grew from a gas cloud that circled its own center counterclockwise, cooled, and formed both our sun and a dimmer pair-star, a SUBBROWN DWARF–NEMESIS. Both the sun and Nemesis developed planets that circled them. TIAMAT, the very watery planet that would become Earth orbited the sun between the orbits of Jupiter and Mars.
The planet NIBIRU revolves around Nemesis (WISE J104915.57-531906.1B) , a dark subdwarf star more massive than Jupiter. Nemesis nears our Sun, at the KUIPER BELT, 48 Astronomical Units from Earth, every 10,800 Earth years. Nibiru circles Nemesis but did not orbit our sun.
Instead, every 3,600 years Nibiru passes though our inner solar system between Jupiter and Mars. One of Nibiru’s years (the time Nibiru takes to circle Nemesis) is thus 3,600 Earth years–long enough for 180 generations of Homo Sapiens Earthlings to live and die.