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[General Sci-Fi] is there any science fiction universe where Earth is no longer the "capitol" world of the Space-Government where we also, did not by any means, destroy or render Earth itself uninhabitable? (I.e. Earth still exists, we live there, but it's not the main world any longer.)
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\[StarCraft 1\] While Earth is perhaps *a* capital of a human (Terran) space government, it isn't the only one. The Terran Dominion of the Korpulu sector is a human-based "space government" with Korhal IV as its capital.

\[Foundation\] The first Galatic Empire has Trantor as its capital. Earth while not strictly uninhabitable, it is highly radioactive and considered a dump and is under quarantine. Around 800 years into this first Galactic Empire, Earth has around 20 million people on it, but they've basically forgotten that it's Earth (the birthplace of man-kind).

\[Star Trek: First Contact\] In a temporary alternate future, the Borg assimilated Earth. The nature of the Borg would prevent them from having a "main" world.

\[EVE\] Similar to StarCraft, where the main human empires are non-Earth-based, having been cut off from Earth accidentally. Unlike StarCraft, where contact is reestablished, nothing is known about the current state of Earth.

EDIT: There are also a number of universes where Earth is a member of a non-human driven empire or coalition: Battlefield Earth (Earth is conquered and humans are slaves); "The Liberation of Earth" where Earth changes hands multiple times among different alien groups; The Tripods Trilogy, where a devastated earth is nursed back to health by aliens; he Exo series, where Earth is a subordinate state to a galactic commonwealth.