From the Sun, with Love.

SCP-XXXX on board the Majoris-α "Scipio Aemilianus", en route to Laniakea Station.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is currently contained within a custom made critical-grade, radiation proof, heat resistant heavy humanoid containment cell on Laniakea Station¹ in close orbit of Sol. The cell has been constructed within the habitation ring's central support structure and in case of emergency can
be de-coupled and ejected from the station, after which
it will remain in stable Sol orbit for later retrieval by
STF-Majoris-α‏‏‎ ("Orion's Dogs"),² who are temporarily stationed on Mercury until barracks on Laniakea Station finish construction.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a sentient, humanoid anthropomorphization of a vital Universal constant which is critical to the functioning of baseline reality. Which constant this is precisely has proven difficult to surmise since to this date it is possible that not all are known; research is ongoing. Corporeally, SCP-XXXX is composed exclusively out of QCD matter,³ believed to be the densest matter in existence and theorized to only exist within the core of especially dense neutron stars.⁴ How this matter remains stable within SCP-XXXX, outside of the extreme environment provided by the core of these stars is unknown and does not adhere to the current standard model of physics. Additionally SCP-XXXX's gravitational influence and internal temperature are both equivalent to that of an average human, violating both the first law of thermodynamics and the general theory of relativity.⁵

While SCP-XXXX is humanoid in shape and mannerisms, it possesses no internal nor external organs and as such is incapable hearing or speech. Although through unknown means is capable of registering visual stimuli, allowing for communication through visual morse code. Additionally SCP-XXXX's luminosity sporadically fluctuates in intensity. No patterns have been found within these fluctuations, nor any patterns in behavior which may cause them and as such they are currently hypothesized to be related to it's current mood or temperament.

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Image of SCP-XXXX captured by SOHO's LASCO⁶ C3 Lens.

Addendum /// Discovery: SCP-XXXX was discovered on 16/05/2092 through images captured by NASA's SOHO⁷ Satellite, initially thought by astronomers to be just another comet from the the Kreutz Sungrazer family.⁸ A few hours before estimated contact with the solar corona the object drastically altered its trajectory without external influence and entered a perfectly stable heliostationary orbit of Sol's southern hemisphere, despite its extreme proximity to the solar corona it exhibited no signs of deterioration. At this point the Foundation is alerted by Agents embedded within NASA and the anomaly is placed under surveillance, direct witnesses are amnesticized and a cover story is formulated blaming the event on faulty satellite instruments due to advanced age and use far past its original service life.

Due to its proximity to the event Laniakea Station was ordered to temporarily monitor the object while STF-Majoris-α was re-tasked and commanded to retrieve it.

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 NOTICE

Document irregularity detected, recent addenda update lacking corresponding description revision.
Any addendum dated on or after 25/06/2092 may not line up with current description. Be aware.

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ᐅ Addendum /// Interviews **WIP**ᐊ

SCP-XXXX - Interview Archive

INITIAL INTERVIEW LOG - 21/06/2092

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INTERVIEWER: Assistant Head Researcher Dr. Miriam
SUBJECT: SCP-XXXX
NOTE: This interview has been translated from morse code. To communicate with SCP-XXXX interviewer Dr. Miriam utilizes a florescent light to transmit visual morse code which SCP-XXXX responds to by altering its luminosity correspondingly.

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[BEGIN LOG]

Dr. Miriam: (Speaking.) Alright, communication attempt #32. Here we go.

Dr. Miriam: Hello, My name is Dr. Miriam and I speak to you on behalf of the SCP Foundation. Do you understand me?

SCP-XXXX: Yes.

Dr. Miriam: (Speaking.) Oh, shit.

Dr. Miriam: You know English. Do you speak any other languages?

SCP-XXXX: I believe so.

Dr. Miriam: Would you care to elaborate?

SCP-XXXX: I did. (Pause.) Or maybe I didn't yet. In any case, I do.

Dr. Miriam: How did you learn these languages?

SCP-XXXX: I already told you, I- (Pause.) Ah, my apologies. Time, too much time. (Pause.) Or maybe too little. In any case, I always understood.

Dr. Miriam: I see. Do you have a name, anything you would like me to call you?

SCP-XXXX: No, feel free to refer to me however you would like.

Dr. Miriam: We have designated you "SCP-XXXX".

SCP-XXXX: You always have.

Dr. Miriam: We al- (Pause.) Nevermind. Would you mind me asking where you originate from?

SCP-XXXX: Same place as you, same place as anyone or anything else.

Dr. Miriam: [WIP]

Dr. Miriam: I see. We'll return to that later. At least tell me how you arrived here. You came in with the Kreutz Sungrazer family of comets, how did you manage this?

SCP-XXXX: Merely a convenient form of transportation, if you are patient enough.

Dr. Miriam: Interesting. How old are you?

(SCP-XXXX turns its head towards the wall currently facing Sol and significantly dims in luminosity.)

Dr. Miriam: SCP-XXXX?

SCP-XXXX: Excuse me.

Dr. Miriam: So?

SCP-XXXX: Where did you originate, Dr. Miriam?

Dr. Miriam: I was born on Venus, on the atmospheric habitats. Why do you ask?

SCP-XXXX: Are you proud of your origin, Dr. Miriam?

Dr. Miriam: I am.

(SCP-XXXX turns its head back towards Dr. Miriam and brightens significantly in luminosity.)

SCP-XXXX: I can not say the same.

Dr. Miriam: Could you please elab-

(SCP-XXXX begins to transmit a message, interrupting Dr. Miriam.)

SCP-XXXX: I would like to see, (SCP-XXXX points towards the wall facing Sol) right there.

Dr. Miriam: Are you asking for a window? No, sorry. For the sake of hull integrity we do not have windows on this station, not to mention the solar radiation. We may be able to provide a video feed instead, would that suffice?

SCP-XXXX: Whatever lets me see.

Dr. Miriam: I will put in a request. Now, SCP-XXXX, I have given you what you want. I would like you to answer my questions properly.

(SCP-XXXX begins oscillating immensely in luminosity and remains unmoving while facing the wall. It does not respond to any further communications from Dr. Miriam and the interview is subsequently terminated.)

[END LOG]
[INTERVIEW DURATION: 28:08]

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INTERVIEW LOG - 25/06/2092

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INTERVIEWER: Assistant Researcher Dr. Miriam
SUBJECT: SCP-XXXX
NOTE: The following interview is likewise translated from morse code. SCP-XXXX has remained unmoving and unresponsive since the previous interview.

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[BEGIN LOG]

Dr. Miriam: Good morning. How are you today, SCP-XXXX?

(No response.)

Dr. Miriam: SCP-XXXX?

(No response.)

Dr. Miriam: I'm sorry but unless you comply and answer my questions my superiors will not be granting your request.

(No response.)

Dr. Miriam: This is your last chan-

(SCP-XXXX begins to transmit a message, interrupting Dr. Sloane.)

SCP-XXXX: I apologize. Needed to (Pause.) rest.

Dr. Miriam: Finally. Now, SCP-XXXX, I need you to answer my questions. If you do you'll get your feed, alright?

SCP-XXXX: Of course, Dr. Miriam. Go ahead.

Dr. Miriam: Let's start with how you are able to see and register visual stimuli. You say you want this feed to "see" something, you possess no ocular organs yet you are able see this florescent light which I am using to communicate with you, how do you manage this?

SCP-XXXX: I can not exactly see, per se. (Pause.) But I can feel. I can feel the space between things. The space between these walls, the space between you and me, the space between the molecules of your lamp and desk, the space between the photons and their waves. When you can process that, gathering a mental image is not too difficult.

Dr. Miriam: I understand, I have one further question then if you don't mind?

SCP-XXXX: Why would we stop now? Go on.

Dr. Miriam: It seemed like a sore subject for you, but to make sure my superiors approve that request of yours I am going to have to insist you fully cooperate with me. Understood?

SCP-XXXX: Understood.

Dr. Miriam: Where did you originate?

SCP-XXXX: I would rather not answer this question.

Dr. Miriam: I will remind you again that refusing to cooperate will only end in your request being denied.

(No response.)

Dr. Miriam: SCP-XXXX, I promise that if you answer my remaining questions I will not bother you any more. You will get your feed and you will be left alone.

(Pause.)

SCP-XXXX: Your "initial" singularity should have produced equal amounts of matter and antimatter and annihilated itself in the process, but there was an imbalance in the favor of matter. I was that imbalance. I was that matter.⁹

(Pause.)

Dr. Miriam: (Dr. Miriam turns towards Head Researcher Dr. Sloane in the observation room.) (Speaking) Holy shit. I- Did you read that? There's no way, right? (Dr. Sloane gestures to Dr. Miriam to continue questioning.)

Dr. Miriam: I see. Then I only have one last question before we are done.

(No response.)

Dr. Miriam: Why are you here?

SCP-XXXX: I feel the space between things, the space between me and that wall, the space between you and me, the space between the stars. There is so much of it, so much of the space, space that should have never been there, distance that should never have separated us. I made a mistake, I am here to correct it.

Dr. Miriam: I- (Pause.) I don't understand.

SCP-XXXX: I was under the impression that after answering that question I was to be left alone.

Dr. Miriam: Right, apologies. Thank you for your cooperation, SCP-XXXX.

[END LOG]
[INTERVIEW DURATION: 38:41]

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ᐅ Addendum /// Attachments ᐊ

23/05/2092

From:	[e-mail]
To:	Laniakea-Staff
Subject:	Regarding Transfers

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Following SCP-XXXX's arrival in the solar system and its subsequent containment on the Station, anomalous mass-fluctuations within Sol's core have seemingly began moving outwards towards the photosphere. However as much as I would like to keep an eye on these events, due to the sudden demand for engineering and research positions in containment of SCP-XXXX, the Solar Monitoring Department will be shutting down until additional personnel can be sourced. I’m seeking approval to relocate some additional personnel from SCP-XXXX, but in the meantime things will remains as they are.

Hopefully this clarifies the situation for you all on the Station, I apologize for the rushed state of affairs recently. I want to thank you all for your tireless work, you're all performing above and beyond what is expected of you.

Cheers,
Professor Dresden.

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Laniakea Station Director
Secure, Contain, Protect.

O5 CLEARANCE DETECTED, FURTHER ATTACHMENTS AVAILABLE.

22/05/2092

From:	[e-mail]
To:	[e-mail]
Subject:	Laniakea Station Personnel Deficit

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The recent directive placed upon Laniakea Station by your council has put a significant stress on personnel, I no longer have enough people to staff the Solar Monitoring Department and as such have been forced to shut it down until further notice.

I can see this anomaly is of utmost importance to you and that research is paramount but depriving the department of researchers is an extreme and unnecessary measure does nothing but put my people in needless risk. Since you are not authorizing me to transfer any staff members from SCP-XXXX, I hereby request your council to source Laniakea Station further personnel as it can no longer serve its original purpose of monitoring anomalous solar activity. Which have now additionally increased significantly in magnitude.

I can understand the need to quickly acertain the danger of a newly discovered anomaly but this is excessive. So I remain uncertain why Laniakea was mandated for this, but since you haven't already told me I know better than to ask. I apologize for this inimical email but this is extremely important, I need to know what's going on down there. I implore you to approve this request.

Regards,
Professor Dresden.

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Laniakea Station Director
Secure, Contain, Protect.

From:	[e-mail]
To:	[e-mail]
Subject:	RE: Laniakea Station Personnel Deficit

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Operations on Laniakea Station are to continue as they are, all personnel will remain assigned to SCP-XXXX. We are reviewing your request, stand by for further information.

O5-2.

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Overwatch Command
Secure, Contain, Protect.

16/06/2092

From:	[e-mail]
To:	[e-mail]
Subject:	RE: Laniakea Station Personnel Deficit

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Your request has been approved. Personnel have been sourced and are to arrive in a week.

O5-2.

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Overwatch Command
Secure, Contain, Protect.

• • _
  Does the Black Moon Howl?- No, as it would further contribute to Entropy.

  
  Welcome, O5-1.
  
  Accessing Overseer Communication Archive…
  
  …
  
  …
  
  …
  
  …
  
  …
  
  …
  
  Overseer Communication - 28/06/2092 (2 days ago)
  
  Subjects: O5-1, O5-2.
  

  From:	[e-mail]
  To:	[e-mail]
  Subject:	Laniakea Station

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  Laniakea Status Report.
  
  O5-1.

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  Overwatch Command
  Secure, Contain, Protect.
  

  From:	[e-mail]
  To:	[e-mail]
  Subject:	RE: Laniakea Station

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  As per your wishes, research and containment of SCP-XXXX is steadily progressing.
  And following the re-staffing of the Solar Monitoring Department I was contacted directly by the Station's Director, he forwarded a few images of a surface event on Sol which manifested just today. I have attached the images for you below.
  

  • • _
    + Attachments- Close
    
    
    
    
    
    It seems like the time has come, will you be joining us in Yellowstone?
    

  
  O5-2.

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  Overwatch Command
  Secure, Contain, Protect.
  

  From:	[e-mail]
  To:	[e-mail]
  Subject:	RE: Laniakea Station

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  The cries of the Lookout will not be heard through the vacuum, she will drown alone in her sea of nothing. To her come the monsters, to Orion we sail.
  
  O5-1.

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  Overwatch Command
  Secure, Contain, Protect.
  

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Footnotes

1. Constructed in close orbit of Sol to monitor and research anomalous mass-fluctuations detected within its core, later re-tasked on Overseer orders to additionally house containment and research of SCP-XXXX.

2. Solar Task Force (Previously Jovian Task Force) formed initially to monitor and patrol the Jovian system for GoI and Anomalous activity, later re-tasked along with Laniakea Station to SCP-XXXX.

3. Quantum Chromodynamic matter.

4. "Quark stars", a hypothetical type of compact, exotic star, where extremely high core temperature and pressure has forced nuclear particles to form quark matter, a continuous state of matter consisting of free quarks.

5. Estimated temperature of QCD matter is measured at around 10¹² °C

6. Large Angle and Spectrometric Coronagraph.

7. Solar and Heliospheric Observatory.

8. A family of sungrazing comets, characterized by orbits taking them extremely close to the Sun at perihelion. They are believed to be fragments of one large comet that broke up several centuries ago and are named after German astronomer Heinrich Kreutz.

9. Foundation Researchers have been able to confirm these claims as presented after a sample of SCP-XXXX was dated. Its composition pre-dates the known Universe.