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Go to the planet in question.
Exit the game.
Wait 1 to 5 minutes. (sometimes this is best done jsut by starting the game again, for others, just wait)
Start the game, and load the character.
Beam back to your ship. (do nothing else)
Exit the game again.
Go to the Universe folder.
Sort by Date.
Delete the newest one.
Grofit!
Yes yes, this is less precise, and has the potential to nuke the solar system.
(that's why the second start and exit, to make sure the game "modified" the files for the offending planet last)
EDIT: allso, yes, I'm aware of how old this info-post is.
I've met new players insisting that what OP posted is the "only" way to do it, and they freaked out when I proved them wrong with a friend's server.