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= Yebon Domes - System C =
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'''T -2''' (Industrialization)<br>
'''E -3''' (Barren world (gravity, no atmosphere))<br>
'''R -2''' (Needs Imports)

'''''Aspects:'''''
* Serves all paying governments
* Convicts come in, but no one gets out
* Rumbles of Revolution
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''Source: https://www.dezeen.com/2013/01/31/foster-partners-to-3d-print-buildings-on-the-moon/''
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The system in which Yebon Domes resides was long considered useless by and large, until an innovative soul in the interstellar corporation Trellen Industries came up with an excellent idea for it several decades ago. The Yebon Domes have now become the premiere prison planet for the cluster. Each Dome is essentially a shell that provides air for its inmates, with some shipments of food, water, and raw materials for them. Mostly on the later, because it's far more efficient and good for security if the prisoners are constantly busy taking care of their own survival.


While most of the prisoners in the Yebon Domes are common criminals or leaders of organized crime groups, a sizable number are political prisoners. Leaving political prisoners largely unsupervised has turned out to be a bad idea (at least from the perspective of the people imprisoning them), since they have taken the opportunities presented by the Yebon Domes to politically educate and organize the prisoners. While in some domes, their efforts have been stymied by the leaders of criminal gangs, in others they have begun to be successful. These political prisoners and "ordinary" prisoners who have become politicized are now trying to build ties between the domes. The efforts to do this are slowed by the wide range of political ideologies and differing ideas about strategy (from terrorism to nonviolence) present, but they are slowly building links. And the powers-that-be remain largely oblivious to all of this, confident that their system is fool-proof.