[ WP ] Planets are silent observers of the civilizations that live on them . You are a planet , what is the story of the last civilizations demise from your perspective .

It all started rather simple - a small, lone space capsule started orbiting around me, after a few days it released a landing module, which happened to land near a crater old thousands of years. Soon, a small, 6-wheeled robot started traversing the terrain. It's movements were careful, as if it was avoiding doom. After about half a year of driving around the surface, the robot fell inside the crater, never to be heard from again. 
 
 After a short period of silence, a large space ship - about 2 miles long and as wide as a football field - arrived and landed on the planet. It was almost completely grey and had several odd-looking engines attached to it. Outside of it came humans - with their armored vehicles, hundreds of flying drones and a plan to turn this planet into their own. 
 
 Day after day, night after night, a large colony was being built. It had several tall buildings - almost like skyscrapers seen back on Earth and many large blocks, inhabited by the people living on the planet. Part of the spaceship was scrapped - most likely for parts, it's odd-looking engines - turned into thermonuclear generators. Humans were consistently exploring the surface, but finding nothing besides mountains, forests and - silence. There was no one else on this planet, other than the humans. 
 
 Their ventures across the planet led to same large-scale mining operations, using massive vehicles to acquire rare elements, which were impossible to find on earth. This pillaging of resources was ruining the planet's beauty - the areas all across the planet were ridden with large mining sites, roads and settlements across the surface. 
 
 These people were consumed by their greed, leading to the judgement day. 
 
 One dark night, a large, powerful thermonuclear blast annihilated part of the planet - causing thousands of inhabitants to die instantly or from radiation. People were running away as fast as they could, yet they were caught in a following nuclear winter - killing thousands more. These people received judgement for their actions, ensuring that balance and order were restored.
