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* ''VideoGame/Haven2020'': While Kay and Yu initially assume the planet Source is one of these, they eventually discover buildings, tech installations, and entire villages that were abandoned long before they fled to the planet from the Apiary. They later learn that the Apiary had colonized Source in order to harvest its [[AppliedPhlebotinum flow]], but neglected to properly maintain their main flow drill while simultaneously pushing it to its limit, causing a destructive event that [[ShatteredWorld shattered part of the planet's surface]] and necessitated its evacuation.

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* ''VideoGame/Haven2020'': While Kay and Yu initially assume the planet Source is one untouched by any sort of these, civilization, they eventually discover buildings, tech installations, and entire villages that were abandoned long before they fled to the planet from the Apiary. They later learn that the Apiary had colonized Source in order to harvest its [[AppliedPhlebotinum flow]], but neglected to properly maintain their main flow drill while simultaneously pushing it to its limit, causing a destructive event that [[ShatteredWorld shattered part of the planet's surface]] and necessitated its evacuation.
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* ''VideoGame/Haven2020'': While Kay and Yu initially assume the planet Source is untouched by humans, they eventually discover buildings, tech installations, and entire villages that were abandoned long before they fled to the planet from the Apiary. They later learn that the Apiary had colonized Source in order to harvest its [[AppliedPhlebotinum flow]], but neglected to properly maintain their main flow drill while simultaneously pushing it to its limit, causing a destructive event that [[ShatteredWorld shattered part of the planet's surface]] and necessitated its evacuation.

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* ''VideoGame/Haven2020'': While Kay and Yu initially assume the planet Source is untouched by humans, one of these, they eventually discover buildings, tech installations, and entire villages that were abandoned long before they fled to the planet from the Apiary. They later learn that the Apiary had colonized Source in order to harvest its [[AppliedPhlebotinum flow]], but neglected to properly maintain their main flow drill while simultaneously pushing it to its limit, causing a destructive event that [[ShatteredWorld shattered part of the planet's surface]] and necessitated its evacuation.
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* ''VideoGame/Haven2020'': While Kay and Yu initially assume the planet Source is untouched by humans, they eventually discover buildings, tech installations, and entire villages that were abandoned long before they fled to the planet from the Apiary. They later learn that the Apiary had colonized Source in order to harvest its [[AppliedPhlebotinum flow]], but neglected to properly maintain their main flow drill while simultaneously pushing it to its limit, causing a destructive event that [[ShatteredWorld shattered part of the planet's surface]] and necessitated its evacuation.
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* The final act of ''Literature/ConsiderPhlebas'' takes place on Schar's World, where the inhabitants died off from biological warfare. Planets like these are preserved by [[SufficientlyAdvancedAliens The Dra'Azon]] as monuments to futility and destruction.
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* Pretty much any planet that orbits a stellar remnant, such as a white dwarf, a neutron star, or a black hole would definitely qualify.
* This is pretty much the main premise of the Great Filter, a hypothesis related to the Fermi paradox that suggests that there is always an imaginary filter that permanently wipes out any intelligent species in less than a million years.
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