Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX must be kept contained in a 15" (L) x 10" (W) x 7" (H) plasma-sprayed tungsten container and stored in Site-19. The container must be quickly cleaned 2 times a day. Handling of the object requires a specialized handheld thermal-resistant mechanical power-claw.
No more than three(3) personnel are allowed in the chamber. No personnel under Level 2 Clearance are allowed. Any personnel entering the chamber are required to wear a class A class B anti-radiation suit with thermal paddings. No personnel should stay inside the container for more than one(1) hour.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a strong reinforced aluminum lock box with a size approximately 12" (L) x 9" (W) x 6.5" (H), just like any normal standard lock box. Physical appearance of the object is covered with thick mass of dirt and shows heavy signs of corrosion. It has three(3) combination locks each with four(4) digits. The combination on the locks, according to the site's researchers, changes after opening it. It can hold up to 120 items and seems to ignore its actual physical size. The box appears to have items inside it that can weigh up to fifty(50) to one-hundred(100) kilograms and disappears after being opened, however, there is a two(2) to three(3) second delay in which the items inside SCP-XXXX disappear. Cracking the box is not recommended due to intense heat and high levels of radiation. The accurate age of the object is 8█ years old according to the radiocarbon dating test.
SCP-XXXX seems to produce high levels of radiation and an unidentified gas inside that can cause it or the chamber, if SCP-XXXX is left opened for a short period, to heat up in extremely high temperatures ranging up to ████°C (████°F), melting every metal above its melting point. It is still unknown how the box produces the gas. Any thermal imaging or recording devices presented within the "Broken Range" distance to SCP-XXXX's containment chamber will begin to function abnormally, possibly due to the devices' weak resistance in heat.
SCP-XXXX tests should be done between four(4) to six(6) PM as the object unlocks within the given time period, and can be opened without the use of any combination, therefore allowing researchers for a thorough examination on SCP-XXXX. Any tests or examinations performed on SCP-XXXX must already be done after thirty(30) minutes flat to prevent possible thermal decomposition and radiation.
Items randomly appearing inside the lock box are yet to be examined and carefully planned, as the items inside, disappear upon opening the box. The items inside seems to be unaffected by the gas emitted by SCP-XXXX.
Addendum-1 █/█/█: Professional researchers hypothesized that the two undetermined elements could be a corrosive, toxic or a combustible one. Dr.H████ conducted a spectroscopy test, which resulted in one of the following:
Test Result G-1
Element Name: Exaithium
Symbol: No known record.
Gas Type: Combustible
Isotopes: 1
Gas Molecule: Monatomic
Atomic Number: No known record.
Atomic Mass: No known record.
Short Description: Exaithium is a stable, monatomic, combustible element capable of reaching extremely high levels of temperature ranging up to ████°C(████°F), if ignited. A very strange and extremely dangerous element.
Test Result G-2
Element Name: Cudrotium
Symbol: No known record.
Gas Type: Corrosive
Isotopes: 4
Gas Molecule: Diatomic
Atomic Number: No known record.
Atomic Mass: No known record.
Short Description: Cudrotium is an unstable, diatomic, corrosive element capable of reaching a temperature ranging up to ███°C (███°F), if heated.
Addendum-2 █/█/█: SCP-XXXX initial temperature was at 60°(140°F) when it was buried. It seemed to show increase in temperature when it was brought to the Foundation for containment and examination. This could possibly due to a thermal runaway. Exposure of the box to the outside world possibly triggered the runaway. Items were not present during the initial recovery of SCP-XXXX, it somehow triggered a "security" response when it was brought to containment.
Dr.H████(in orange uniform) and his speleology team during the cave expedition. Taken in 01/█/█ at the entrance. Restored photo.
Cave survey constructed by the speleology team. Created in 01/█/█. Edited photo(SCP-XXXX's location is hidden).
Recovery Log: SCP-XXXX was recovered in mid-2007, █,600 feet deep during Dr.H████'s and his speleology team on a caving expedition in █████, North America. The caving expedition was conducted due to a report of a field agent, who was near the area of a small abandoned remote town. The agent reported that the ground was hot to the touch and the water in the town was boiling. This phenomenon must be the cause of the town's abandonment. No volcanic activities were found in the said location. One of the Foundation's scientists, Dr.H████ took an interest in the field agent's report alongside with the Site's expert speleologists.
According to Dr.H████'s team, the mysterious cave's measured depth was █,110 meters deep, a █████ type, and the age seemed to be 11█ years old. Hot temperatures ranging up to 70°C(158°F) were already felt only a several meters upon entering the cave, thermal imaging device used by Dr.H████ failed to function shortly after arriving at 800 meters in depth. Visual contact with the gas was seen below 2,000 meters. Arriving below 3,500 meters proved to be fatal as the temperature was comparable to that of a lava. The origins of SCP-XXXX and why it was buried remains unknown.
<|Test Log 01-100 03/23/██|>
Time started: 4:10 PM
Subject: Class D-2102
Procedure: Subject equipped with a class A thermal resistant suit, enters SCP-XXXX's containment chamber and examines SCP-XXXX's interior.
Results: Subject suffered few third degree burns in his arms upon opening the box. Subject also suffered from radiation poisoning and dehydration shortly after being exposed to SCP-XXXX. SCP-XXXX was closed immediately.
Time ended: 4:50 PM
Time elapsed: 40 minutes.
Closing Statement: The thermal resistant suits' heat insulators are not sufficient to insulate the heat of SCP-XXXX.
<|Test Log 02-101 04/12/██|>
Time started: 10:21 AM
Subject: Class D-2204
Procedure: Subject is equipped with a new class (B) of anti-radiation thermal resistant suit manufactured by the SCP Foundation thermal experts. Subject will try to unlock SCP-XXXX using the 2 possible combinations given by the researchers.
Results: Subject failed to unlock SCP-XXXX with the given combinations, therefore quickly suspending the test. The new thermal-resistant suit seemed to work efficiently. Subject left the chamber unharmed.
Time ended: 10:40 AM
Time elapsed: 19 minutes.
Closing Statement: New combinations will be further conducted by the researchers and scientists.
<|Test Log 03-102 05/25/██|>
Time started: 9:10 AM
Subject: Class D-2305
Procedure: Subject equipped with the class B anti-radiation thermal resistant suit. Subject will try to unlock SCP-XXXX using the 6 possible combinations labeled [A1, B1, C1, A2, B2, C2] given by the researchers. Dr.H████ also took part of the test.
Results: B2 out of the 6 combinations, worked. Subject was able to unlock SCP-XXXX. Upon opening the box, SCP-XXXX blasted out a thick hot gas which caused the subject to back out of the box. Subject caught a glimpse of an object inside SCP-XXXX shortly before SCP-XXXX blasted out the gas. SCP-XXXX was immediately closed by the subject as instructed by the staff.
Time ended: 9:30 AM
Time elapsed: 20 minutes.
Closing Statement: Items inside SCP-XXXX are confirmed. Researchers have been notified.
<|Test Log 04-103 06/10/██|>
Time started: 7:20 AM
Subject:Class D-2421
Procedure:Subject equipped with the class B anti-radiation thermal resistant suit. Subject will unlock SCP-XXXX using the B2 combination that was used in Test Log 03-102.
Results:Subject was unable to unlock SCP-XXXX using the B2 combination. Researchers were left in confusion. Test was quickly suspended.
Time ended: 7:25 AM
Time elapsed: 5 minutes
Closing Statement: It seems that SCP-XXXX changes combination after being opened. Scientists have now conducted a thorough research on SCP-XXXX to identify its combination patterns.
, but the Foundation's geologist team were able to pinpoint the location of the gas. The gas came from a submarine volcano which is located deep in the ██████ Ocean, its composition is same as a volcanic gas except it has two(2) new unknown elements mixed within it.
Dr. H████'s reason for taking part of the expedition was [REDACTED]
Containment Class:
euclid
Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-XXXX must be kept contained in a 15" (L) x 10" (W) x 7" (H) plasma-sprayed tungsten container and stored in Site-19. The container must be quickly cleaned 2 times a day. Handling of the object requires a specialized handheld thermal-resistant mechanical power-claw.
No more than three(3) personnel are allowed in the chamber. No personnel under Level 2 Clearance are allowed. Any personnel entering the chamber are required to wear a class A class B anti-radiation suit with thermal paddings. No personnel should stay inside the container for more than one(1) hour.
Description:
SCP-XXXX is a strong reinforced aluminum lock box with a size approximately 12" (L) x 9" (W) x 6.5" (H), just like any normal standard lock box. Physical appearance of the object is covered with thick mass of dirt and shows heavy signs of corrosion. It has three(3) combination locks each with four(4) digits. The combination on the locks, according to the site's researchers, changes after opening it. It can hold up to 120 items and seems to ignore its actual physical size. The box appears to have items inside it that can weigh up to fifty(50) to one-hundred(100) kilograms and disappears after being opened, however, there is a two(2) to three(3) second delay in which the items inside SCP-XXXX disappear. Cracking the box is not recommended due to intense heat and high levels of radiation. The accurate age of the object is 8█ years old according to the radiocarbon dating test.
SCP-XXXX seems to produce high levels of radiation and an unidentified gas inside that can cause it or the chamber, if SCP-XXXX is left opened for a short period, to heat up in extremely high temperatures ranging up to ████°C (████°F), melting every metal above its melting point. It is still unknown how the box produces the gas. Any thermal imaging or recording devices presented within the "Broken Range" distance to SCP-XXXX's containment chamber will begin to function abnormally, possibly due to the devices' weak resistance in heat.
SCP-XXXX tests should be done between four(4) to six(6) PM as the object unlocks within the given time period, and can be opened without the use of any combination, therefore allowing researchers for a thorough examination on SCP-XXXX. Any tests or examinations performed on SCP-XXXX must already be done after thirty(30) minutes flat to prevent possible thermal decomposition and radiation.
Items randomly appearing inside the lock box are yet to be examined and carefully planned, as the items inside, disappear upon opening the box. The items inside seems to be unaffected by the gas emitted by SCP-XXXX.
Addendum-1 █/█/█: Professional researchers hypothesized that the two undetermined elements could be a corrosive, toxic or a combustible one. Dr.H████ conducted a spectroscopy test, which resulted in one of the following:
Test Result G-1
Element Name: Exaithium
Symbol: No known record.
Gas Type: Combustible
Isotopes: 1
Gas Molecule: Monatomic
Atomic Number: No known record.
Atomic Mass: No known record.
Short Description: Exaithium is a stable, monatomic, combustible element capable of reaching extremely high levels of temperature ranging up to ████°C(████°F), if ignited. A very strange and extremely dangerous element.
Test Result G-2
Element Name: Cudrotium
Symbol: No known record.
Gas Type: Corrosive
Isotopes: 4
Gas Molecule: Diatomic
Atomic Number: No known record.
Atomic Mass: No known record.
Short Description: Cudrotium is an unstable, diatomic, corrosive element capable of reaching a temperature ranging up to ███°C (███°F), if heated.
Addendum-2 █/█/█: SCP-XXXX initial temperature was at 60°(140°F) when it was buried. It seemed to show increase in temperature when it was brought to the Foundation for containment and examination. This could possibly due to a thermal runaway. Exposure of the box to the outside world possibly triggered the runaway. Items were not present during the initial recovery of SCP-XXXX, it somehow triggered a "security" response when it was brought to containment.
Dr.H████(in orange uniform) and his speleology team during the cave expedition. Taken in 01/█/█ at the entrance. Restored photo.
Cave survey constructed by the speleology team. Created in 01/█/█. Edited photo(SCP-XXXX's location is hidden).
Recovery Log: SCP-XXXX was recovered in mid-2007, █,600 feet deep during Dr.H████'s and his speleology team on a caving expedition in █████, North America. The caving expedition was conducted due to a report of a field agent, who was near the area of a small abandoned remote town. The agent reported that the ground was hot to the touch and the water in the town was boiling. This phenomenon must be the cause of the town's abandonment. No volcanic activities were found in the said location. One of the Foundation's scientists, Dr.H████ took an interest in the field agent's report alongside with the Site's expert speleologists.
According to Dr.H████'s team, the mysterious cave's measured depth was █,110 meters deep, a █████ type, and the age seemed to be 11█ years old. Hot temperatures ranging up to 70°C(158°F) were already felt only a several meters upon entering the cave, thermal imaging device used by Dr.H████ failed to function shortly after arriving at 800 meters in depth. Visual contact with the gas was seen below 2,000 meters. Arriving below 3,500 meters proved to be fatal as the temperature was comparable to that of a lava. The origins of SCP-XXXX and why it was buried remains unknown.
<|Test Log 01-100 03/23/██|>
Time started: 4:10 PM
Subject: Class D-2102
Procedure: Subject equipped with a class A thermal resistant suit, enters SCP-XXXX's containment chamber and examines SCP-XXXX's interior.
Results: Subject suffered few third degree burns in his arms upon opening the box. Subject also suffered from radiation poisoning and dehydration shortly after being exposed to SCP-XXXX. SCP-XXXX was closed immediately.
Time ended: 4:50 PM
Time elapsed: 40 minutes.
Closing Statement: The thermal resistant suits' heat insulators are not sufficient to insulate the heat of SCP-XXXX.
<|Test Log 02-101 04/12/██|>
Time started: 10:21 AM
Subject: Class D-2204
Procedure: Subject is equipped with a new class (B) of anti-radiation thermal resistant suit manufactured by the SCP Foundation thermal experts. Subject will try to unlock SCP-XXXX using the 2 possible combinations given by the researchers.
Results: Subject failed to unlock SCP-XXXX with the given combinations, therefore quickly suspending the test. The new thermal-resistant suit seemed to work efficiently. Subject left the chamber unharmed.
Time ended: 10:40 AM
Time elapsed: 19 minutes.
Closing Statement: New combinations will be further conducted by the researchers and scientists.
<|Test Log 03-102 05/25/██|>
Time started: 9:10 AM
Subject: Class D-2305
Procedure: Subject equipped with the class B anti-radiation thermal resistant suit. Subject will try to unlock SCP-XXXX using the 6 possible combinations labeled [A1, B1, C1, A2, B2, C2] given by the researchers. Dr.H████ also took part of the test.
Results: B2 out of the 6 combinations, worked. Subject was able to unlock SCP-XXXX. Upon opening the box, SCP-XXXX blasted out a thick hot gas which caused the subject to back out of the box. Subject caught a glimpse of an object inside SCP-XXXX shortly before SCP-XXXX blasted out the gas. SCP-XXXX was immediately closed by the subject as instructed by the staff.
Time ended: 9:30 AM
Time elapsed: 20 minutes.
Closing Statement: Items inside SCP-XXXX are confirmed. Researchers have been notified.
<|Test Log 04-103 06/10/██|>
Time started: 7:20 AM
Subject:Class D-2421
Procedure:Subject equipped with the class B anti-radiation thermal resistant suit. Subject will unlock SCP-XXXX using the B2 combination that was used in Test Log 03-102.
Results:Subject was unable to unlock SCP-XXXX using the B2 combination. Researchers were left in confusion. Test was quickly suspended.
Time ended: 7:25 AM
Time elapsed: 5 minutes
Closing Statement: It seems that SCP-XXXX changes combination after being opened. Scientists have now conducted a thorough research on SCP-XXXX to identify its combination patterns.
, but the Foundation's geologist team were able to pinpoint the location of the gas. The gas came from a submarine volcano which is located deep in the ██████ Ocean, its composition is same as a volcanic gas except it has two(2) new unknown elements mixed within it.
Dr. H████'s reason for taking part of the expedition was [REDACTED]
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: —-
Description: