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Assigned Site |
Site Director |
Research Head |
Assigned Task Force |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
Special Containment Procedures: The access point to SCP-001 is restricted to Level 5.001 personnel only. Unauthorized access is strictly forbidden.
Containment Procedures Memorandum: Due to the collapse of the Site-19 K-Wing, SCP-001 is no longer accessible. File reclassified as NEUTRALIZED.
Description: SCP-001 was a deteriorating space-time anomaly manifesting on the east wall of an auxiliary containment storage room in the now-abandoned K-Wing beneath Site-19. SCP-001 manifested shortly after the self-termination of SCP-239 elsewhere in the K-Wing. The anomaly, which acted as a passthrough into an extra-spatial area, was roughly 2.38m in length and 0.41m at its widest point.
Beyond the threshold of SCP-001 was a barren world covered entirely by large dunes of sand, dust and ash, often in excess of 100m in height. The planet, identified as 001-Rhea, was seemingly uninhabited and devoid of all life. The temperature of 001-Rhea was measured at roughly -85 °C during daylight hours, dropping to -142 °C at night. 001-Rhea appeared to orbit a brown dwarf star, which was the only object in the sky visible with the human eye. 001-Rhea maintained an extremely thin atmosphere composed primarily of carbon dioxide, molecular nitrogen and argon, with traces levels of carbon monoxide, hydrogen, water vapor, and oxygen.
Based on information gathered from surviving probes and unmanned vehicles, 001-Rhea existed in a universe in the late stages of heat death. Astronomical observation within SCP-001 has detected no other stars outside of 001-Rhea's orbital star, and the forces holding 001-Rhea together appeared to be tenuous at best. 001-Rhea is believed to have at one point had a singular orbiting moon, though tidal forces and time appeared to have reduced this body to a ring of dust around the planet that periodically washed through the atmosphere as its orbit deteriorated.
As 001-Rhea existed in a state of near-perpetual darkness and intolerable cold, and because the access point to SCP-001 had grown too small to permit a human being to pass through, the only extensive observation of SCP-001's interior was from an unmanned vehicle - RERV-3. RERV-3 had been successful in gathering geological samples and astronomical data from within SCP-001, though little had been discovered to indicate 001-Rhea was ever inhabited, or even inhabitable.
SCP-001 served as the containment unit for SCP-001-A. SCP-001-A was a hostile anomalous entity incapable of experiencing biological death. Due to the entity's inimical relationship with human life, the Overseer Council determined that SCP-001 could be used as a suitable containment alternative, as SCP-001-A would be capable of outlasting any containment vessel that could be created by human beings.
After a 9-4 vote confirmed the decision, the 17th SCP Foundation Overseer Council approved SCP-001-A's transfer into SCP-001. The entity had remained contained within the anomaly since, though with the collapse of the Site-19 K-Wing both the anomaly and SCP-001-A are considered Neutralized.
Addendum 001.1: Discovery
SCP-001 was discovered immediately after the self-termination of SCP-239 on the 13th of December, 2020. Prior to the aforementioned self-termination, SCP-239 had been involved in a series of experiments seeking to find a permanent containment vessel for SCP-001-A. These experiments, part of the classified Project North Star, were developed by Foundation Dr. Einrich Lorde as a way to utilize SCP-239's innate ability to manipulate and restructure spacetime to create a containment vessel that would be capable of holding SCP-001-A indefinitely. These experiments continued despite the obvious strain put on SCP-239 throughout, and ended upon the entity's self-termination.
Despite this, the end result of Project North Star was the creation of SCP-001, which upon its discovery revealed the means by which to contain SCP-001-A.
Addendum 001.2: Recovered Samples
Atmospheric and surface samples were taken to ascertain the nature of 001-Rhea's environment. As anticipated, the planet was proven to be entirely barren.
Retrieval Mission |
Retrieval Device |
Sample |
Notes |
001.R.1 |
RERV-3 |
Grey particulate matter which comprises the majority of 001-Rhea's surface |
Chemical analysis indicates several compounds found in sand and ash, such as calcium oxide, calcium carbonate, and silica. No commonly recognized organic compounds discovered. |
001.R.2 |
RERV-3 |
Atmospheric sample |
carbon dioxide, molecular nitrogen and argon, with traces levels of carbon monoxide, hydrogen, water vapor, and oxygen |
001.R.3 |
RERV-3 |
Atmospheric sample |
Same as above. |
001.R.4 |
RERV-3 |
Additional surface sample |
Same as in 001.R.2, with additional trace amounts of solid carbon. Research into this is ongoing. |
Addendum 001.3: Observation
On 12/21/2020, RERV-3 discovered an unusual disturbance beneath the surface of 001-Rhea, roughly 23m from SCP-001 itself, precipitated by the drone's presence above it. This disturbance was revealed to be the partial collapse of a structure buried below the surface layer of the planet. This collapse allowed RERV-3 a small entryway into the single accessible room.
The room, which measured 3.3m x 3.6m x 2.8m, contained only a few distinct objects: a metal bookshelf, rusted almost entirely through and collapsing, a severely deteriorated wristwatch, the dilapidated remains of a heat exchanger, a sealed plastic polymer container, and a compact cesium atomic clock. RERV-3 was able to retrieve the wristwatch, the container and the atomic clock and return them to the research team at Site-19.
The container, once opened, was found to contain a leatherbound journal bearing the ███████ █████ ████ ████████ in unusually good condition, as well as a digital storage device. Upon inspection, the analog display of the atomic clock noted the date as being December 1st, 0005. However, the clock no longer appears to function. The reason for this is unknown.
Addendum 001.4: Collected Documentation
The first eighty-six pages of the journal appear to be a subject status log. Although the subject is not identified, it is believed the subject is █████████. The formatting of the log is as follows:
Log ID# |
Log Date |
Subject Identifier |
Subject Status |
The journal contains 4,122 identifiable logs. The first log is dated the 31st of December, 2020. The final entry is not dated, but the entry immediately prior is dated May 17th, 2100. Every log except for the last indicates the subject status was "Stable", with the final log reading:
Remanded to Long-Term Storage. Goodnight, farewell. What a way to waste a life, staring at these screens! It's over now, though - I can hear it outside. Something like singing. goodbye!
The next sixty pages appear to be a mission log and personal journal written by an unknown individual. The text appears below, though extraneous details have been removed for brevity.
Day 1
Thermal seal has been established - thankfully. The window was leaking and it is unnaturally cold outside. Once this place warms up a little bit I'll be able to take the suit off. There's an old oxygen generator here that just needed recharging, and now that we're pressurized again it should be a little easier to breathe in here. Outside it's like being on a mountain - the atmosphere must be pretty thin. The sky is dark, and has been for some time. It should be mid-morning by my count, but the sun has not risen.
Everything has gone well so far. This place is exactly where they said it would be - hard to imagine this was once at the bottom of a ████████ ████. How long has this been here? How did we build this here in the first place?
Experiment will proceed as expected. This time next week I'll deliver my report back to the access point and once their results have been filed, we can finish this up. I'll be glad to take a vacation once this is finished.
Day 2
The sun finally came up - as much as it can be described as such. It's a fairly miniscule point of light that hangs just over the horizon and offers little in the way of illumination, but at least for a few minutes you can see blue sky when the sun comes up. The rest of the time it's the same pallid grey as everything else. The spotlights I affixed on the exterior of the research facility make the dark hours a little better, but even they only extend so far.
This place really is eerie. You can't appreciate how quiet it can get when there's no wind to speak of. The only sound I hear outside of the heat pump is my own breathing and lunar dust hitting the window.
I think steak for dinner tonight. I've got two in the ration kit and getting everything set up feels like as good a time as any to reward myself.
Day 5
Sleeping here is hard. There's no real day/night cycle, just endless dark and a sun that you could be forgiven for forgetting is there at all. So far the mission has been pretty straightforward. Keep an eye out the window, watch for anything strange, keep a record in the journal. Easy.
It goes without saying that I'm honored to be involved in this experiment. The ability to instantly transport ourselves to far-off worlds will revolutionize our species, and I could not be happier to be part of this. Good to know we can finally put these anomalies to good use after all.
Day 7
Today's the day. I've got the thermal suit on the charger right now - should have more than enough juice to get me back to the access point.
Not much else to say. This has been a pleasure. What a quiet and beautiful world this is. I can't wait to see what the research team finds out.
See you later, research station!
Day 8
Apparently some issues with the spatial engine. I was able to get the test results through but they couldn't get it open enough for me to get in, as well.
I've been assured they're working on it, so back here I come. Just a few more days and we should be good. I've got plenty of food and fuel left. More time to rest!
Day 12
Went back to the access point today and waited as long as I could. Battery only really lasts about half an hour. I hope I didn't miss them, but there's no way to really communicate while the passageway is closed.
I've been keeping an eye on the window. Still nothing strange. It's quiet out there.
Day 25
More than two weeks since they last opened the access point. Either they're unable or unwilling to do so now. Based on the issues they were having before, I imagine it's more likely the former.
Going to need to start rationing soon. Some tight days to come if they don't get this figured out.
Day 30
Battery on the thermal suit won't charge anymore. I don't know what's wrong with it but I charged it all night and now it won't hold a charge. I'm going to try for the access point but I don't know how long I can stand out there without the coils. The insulation on the suit might give me some more time, but not much.
Day 38
Can't do more than five minutes. Too cold out there. Am I even going at the right time?
Day 47
Food is nearly out. wanted to ration the last steak but the power went out last night and its gone bad. working on reserve fuel now.
They aren't coming back for me. Something has to be wrong on the other side. If they built this place then there might be other research facilities too. Need to go look for one of them. Maybe that one has more food.
The cold is a problem but if I bundle up underneath the thermal suit I might be able to make it further. Going to run out of options if I wait too long. Need to do it now.
Day ??
ive been thinking about this research station. is it even really ours? there arent any markings in here just some reference to ███████ █████ ████ on the inside of this journal. and why is this journal here? they said the team that set this place up had access to all kinds of advanced technology, so why is
theres something outside maybe a kilometer away. i can see a figure on the ridge of the dunes. they must have sent someone else through. im going now.
The final pages of the journal are blank, save for wear and damage indicative of being rapidly flipped through. Dried blood and bile are present on several of the pages. The final page of the journal contains the last written entry therein, reading:
THERE ARE OTHER STATIONS
OLD CORPSES IN THEM IMPOSSIBLY OLD
THEY WERE ALL WATCHING LIKE ME ALL LEFT BEHIND
YOU KNEW
YOU KNEW WE COULDN'T COME BACK BUT YOU NEEDED SOMEONE TO LET YOU KNOW WHEN IT DIED
GUESS WHAT YOU BASTARDS
IT'S STILL OUT THERE
Analysis of the wristwatch discovered within SCP-001 revealed it to be a storage device for a thin disc of tungsten, laser inscribed at a microscopic scale with the following text:
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Addendum 0000.3: Recovered Data
The recovered digital storage device contained a number of files relating to the founding of Project North Star, including the full containment protocol.
Addendum 0000.4: XXXX
Addendum 0000.5: XXXX
Document Information
The following file is Level 5/001 Classified. This file has been marked "OVERSEER EYES ONLY" by order of the SCP Foundation Overseer Council at Site-01.
This file is locked and can only be accessed by a terminal within the office of an SCP Foundation Overseer, and only with the approval of a supermajority of extant Overseers. Failure to reach this supermajority will result in the file being re-locked until such time that a supermajority is present to unlock it.
Beginning the unlock procedures below will send a request for approval confirmation to all extant SCP Foundation Overseers and begin a countdown timer. If any extant members of the SCP Foundation Overseer Council fail to reply within 30 seconds, the file will be re-locked. Failed attempts to access this file will be logged.
Begin unlock procedures?
NO
-
Response time: 1.05 seconds
Response aggregate:
Supermajority of extant Overseers reached. Displaying file:
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#login-status:not(:focus-within) #account-topbutton:hover::before {
--clip-path:
polygon( 30% 35%, 70% 35%, 50% 60%, 50% 60% );
--mask-image: initial;
}
#login-status:not(:focus-within) #account-topbutton::after {
display: none;
}
#login-status:not(:focus-within) *:not(#account-topbutton):not([href*="account/messages"]) {
--clip-path:
polygon(
0 0,
100% 0,
100% 100%,
0 100%
);
pointer-events: all;
-webkit-clip-path: var(--clip-path);
clip-path: var(--clip-path);
}
#login-status:not(:focus-within) *:not(#account-topbutton):not(#account-options):not([href*="account/messages"]) {
opacity: 1;
}
#login-status #my-account {
--wght: 300;
}
#account-options {
background: var(--gradient-header);
}
#search-top-box {
top: 1.5em;
right: 3%;
background: rgba(var(--search-focus-textbox-bg-color), 0.4);
}
#search-top-box:focus-within ~ #login-status {
opacity: 1;
}
#search-top-box::after {
transition:
background-color 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1),
-webkit-clip-path 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1);
transition:
background-color 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1),
clip-path 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1);
transition:
background-color 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1),
clip-path 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1),
-webkit-clip-path 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1);
}
#search-top-box:not(:focus-within)::after {
--clip-path:
polygon(
0 0,
100% 0,
100% 100%,
0% 100%
);
background-color: rgba(var(--search-icon-bg-color, --dark-accent), 1);
-webkit-clip-path: var(--clip-path);
clip-path: var(--clip-path);
}
#search-top-box:not(:focus-within):hover::after {
--clip-path:
polygon(
0 0,
100% 0,
100% 100%,
0 100%
);
background-color: rgb(var(--search-icon-hover-bg-color));
}
#search-top-box form[id="search-top-box-form"]:not(:focus-within) {
max-width: var(--search-width);
}
#search-top-box form[id="search-top-box-form"]:not(:focus-within) input[type="text"] {
max-width: var(--search-width);
padding: 0 var(--search-height) 0 1em;
outline-width: 0;
background-color: rgb(var(--search-focus-textbox-bg-color), 0.35);
color: rgba(var(--search-textbox-text-color), 0.4);
cursor: pointer;
}
#search-top-box form[id="search-top-box-form"]:not(:focus-within) input[type="submit"],
#search-top-box form[id="search-top-box-form"]:focus-within input[type="submit"] {
pointer-events: all;
border: none;
}
}
#page-title::after,
.meta-title::after,
#page-title::before,
.meta-title::before {
content: "";
flex-grow: 1;
height: 0.0625rem;
background: rgb(var(--swatch-primary));
}
#page-title::before,
.meta-title::before {
margin: auto 1.25rem auto auto;
}