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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures:
Due to SCP-XXXX being an immobile structure, Area-███ has been constructed around it. A 10 metre high concrete perimeter wall has been built around SCP-XXXX at a radius of 2 km away from its centre, which is to be patrolled by armed personnel at all times. Within this perimeter is contructed the various laboratories and facilities tasked to study SCP-XXXX. A 4-metre high fence has been erected around the base of the tower and the entrance to SCP-XXXX is to be guarded by two armed guards at all times. Due to the anomalous fog produced by SCP-XXXX, all outside pathways and areas are fitted with a lights to aid in mobility. All buildings contructed on Area ███ have been implemented with special ventilation systems to prevent fog entering their interiors. Platforms have been constructed at intervals on the towers ladder to aid in ascent, and support structures have been built to reinforce the more degraded parts of the structure. Special analysis drones are remotely flown up the ladder to test consistancy of air before entry to SCP-XXXX-1 to SCP-XXXX-5.
Description:
SCP-XXXX is a large abandoned radio tower located in north-eastern Siberia near █████, approximately 230m in height, constructed of steel. SCP-XXXX suffers from extreme urban decay and deglect, and is heavily rusted in certain areas due to its exposure to the cold and is completely covered in Phaseolus vulgaris (bean stalks), despite the environment being unsuitable for its growth. A permanent fog surrounds the structure, not dissipating until approximately 1.5km away from the tower. The second and most prominent property of SCP-XXXX is a space-time anomaly located at the pinacle of the tower, which can only be accessed via a metal ladder running down a shaft in the centre of the structure.
Upon entering the base of SCP-XXXX, an individual has to climb the entire height of the tower to reach the anomaly. Tests show that this is the only way to access the anomaly at the top. Upon reaching the towers top, the subject will find the ladder continuing up a circular hole 1 metre in diametre on the underside of the towers roof platform. Subjects report seeing nothing except grey emptiness from the hole when viewed beneath it, and when entering are immediately enveloped in a grey-ish black void. The ladder will continue through this area for 25m until reaching another hole (also 1 metre in diameter) whereupon the subject will enter what has been concluded as a different world. This first world has been designated SCP-XXXX-1. Another radio tower with the same measurements in height has also been found around this entrance, and the central ladder will continue upwards towards yet another 1 metre hole, where yet another area of greyish darkness will surround the ladder for 100m -where yet another world will be accessed at the top - designated SCP-XXXX-2. This pattern of travel continues indefinitely upwards, and a true top has yet to be discovered
Exploration has identified a total of 5 different world accessed by SCP-XXXX, all of which have been designated SCP-XXXX-1 to SCP-XXXX-5. Each world is vastly different from the last, and exhibit unusual characteristics, terrain and wildlife. It is undetermined if each world is located on a different planet in our universe or a different universe or dimension altogether. It has been noted by subjects that every new world entered is more dangerous than the last, and expeditions are currently being planned as to further explore and study both the discovered worlds and the yet-to-be discovered. Strangely, all worlds have been shown to possess a breathable atmosphere.
Document XXXX-1:
SCP-XXXX-1:
Exploration team emerged through entry hole and out of a radio tower identical to the original, except in a much superior state and no identifyable plant growth. Geography of this world consists of mountainous regions consisting entirely of an almost opaque blue ice. Temperatures ranged from -25°-4 °C, and the exploration team were required to wear appropriate clothing. The locations sky was similar to that of earths, except notably a much lighter, almost white colour. A single yellow sun was present, but no moon. No stars could be seen in the night-time sky, though many instances of aurorae appeared in the sky. Flora on this world seemed to consist of translucent, tubular "anenome" of various colours and sizes that when held seemed to dissipate into a steam not disimilar to liquid nitrogen. No fauna has been discovered. SCP-XXXX-1 considered safe if appropriate protection from the cold is provided.
SCP-XXXX-2:
Radio tower identical to original, except covered in patches of a green bioluminescent moss.
Geography of SCP-XXXX-2 seems to be incredibly flat and dark, with the grounds surface made up of what samples show to be obsidian. Temperatures are extremely unchanging and seem to stay at roughly 23-26°C The only fauna identified has been large numbers of skinny quadrupedal felines roughly 1 metre in height that possess large eyes and course, matted fur. Said creatures are easily frightened and extremely sensitive to noise and have been noted to run away from approaching explorers. Later tests on the locations geography revealed that the world is a planet with a size similar to that of the moon, and is orbitting a stellar-mass black hole at approximately two astronomical units.
SCP-XXXX-3:
No radio tower or other structure due to SCP-XXXX-3's enclosed nature. Exposed ladder continues upwards until it reaches a ceiling-like structure estimated to be approximately 150 metres high. SCP-XXXX-3 resembles a seemingly undending, colossal empty aquatic recreational centre, full of typical features of swimming pools, kiosks and water slides . This location appears to be entirely indoors and no outside areas have been discovered. Little human exploration has been conducted here due to highly hostile entities, designated SCP-XXXX-3b, which are found in the area. Entities resemble 2-metre tall bipeds with an appearance close to newborn human infants afflicted with the disease Harlequin-type ichthyosis. Entities will lie dormant, face-first in various pools, as if they were deceased via drowning, or emerge from the many waterslides in the vicinity. Probes sent into SCP-XXXX-3 reveal a steady degradation of appearance - most notably the pools - which become increasingly polluted, as well as a higher concentration of SCP-XXXX-3b.
SCP-XXXX-5:
The least explored of the five discovered worlds associated with SCP-XXXX. Entrance hole found inside what appears to be a gothic-styled cathedral. Further exploration reveals what appears to be an cemetary outside, located on a series of hills and extending as far as the horizon. The sky here appears to be completely [DATA EXPUNDED]. Writing is present on one of the walls, which reads "AT THE FEET OF THE GIANT". All electronic devices cease to work in this location. Personnel are to stay no longer than 5 minutes within SCP-XXXX-5, as the location has been noted to cause extreme schizophrenia, delusions, hallucinations and suicidal impulses even with minimal exposure. All personnel must have Level-4 clearance in order to travel to SCP-XXXX-5.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures:
Description:
SCP-XXXX is a a serpentine creature measuring approximately 8 metres in length. Subjects skin seems to akin to that of an insect or a crustacean, constisting of a series of hard, segmented carapaces, with a deep blueish hue. SCP-XXXX's head seems to strongly resemble that of a moth, including two sets of large antennae protruding from the top and sides of the subjects head. The anomalous affect of SCP-XXXX is that any living creature within an approximate 10 metres from the subject will immediately be incapacitated and killed if any of their five senses of touch, taste, smell, hearing and sight are functioning and/or unrestricted. A viscous, dark blueish
