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SCP-XXXX : The Memory Leak
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be stored in research cell XXX-X, suspended 1.5 metres from the ceiling. All testing must be approved by Level 3 personnel. Following Incident-SCP-XXXX-1, No living test subjects are to be inserted into SCP-XXXX without clearance from Level 4 personnel.
All personnel are to be equipped with aluminium chain-mail while inside research cell XXX-X. No firearms are to be used inside research cell XXX-X due to the unpredictable nature of SCP-XXXX’s effects. All objects leaving the cell are to be tested by a 30000 hertz high-speed camera in order to determine whether they have been converted into an instance of SCP-XXXX-1
All instances of SCP-XXXX-1 are to be destroyed before and after testing, as well as on a bi-monthly schedule by inserting organic matter into SCP-XXXX until Event-SCP-XXXX occurs.
Description:
SCP-XXXX is a frame of a dodecahedron, constructed of an alloy of unknown composition. It measures about 72 centimetres on each edge.
When a solid object is inserted into SCP-XXXX it becomes an instance of SCP-XXXX-1. Instances of SCP-XXXX-1 cannot change between states of matter, staying solid at temperatures up to (and probably beyond) 3000°C. The reason for this property is unknown.
Instances of SCP-XXXX-1 interact with matter at a rigid number of times per second. When more instances of SCP-XXXX-1 are produced, the number of times they interact per second decreases. The molecular complexity of the items inserted into SCP-XXXX also affects this refresh rate. SCP-XXXX will begin to increase in temperature, the more instances of SCP-XXXX-1 are active. SCP-XXXX-1 instances will desynchronise with the rotation of the earth, causing them to visibly oscillate through the air westwardly against the rotation of the planet.
When the refresh-rate of all SCP-XXXX-1 instances reaches exactly 42.34 refreshes a second, Event-SCP-XXXX-1 will occur and all instances of SCP-XXXX-1 will cease to exist simultaneously. SCP-XXXX will cease to convert any inserted items and glow brightly for roughly 23 minutes. After this time, Event-SCP-XXXX will end, and SCP-XXXX’s anomalous properties will re-exhibit.
Experiment Log XXXX-1
Date: X-X-XXXX
Subject: D-class personnel D/XXXX/1
Procedure: D/XXXX/1 was asked to insert their arm into the anomaly. Subject briefly complied before quickly removing his hand from the anomaly, bleeding profusely from an invisible source. Subject reported they felt severe pain where they had inserted their hand. Subject’s arm was forcibly inserted into the anomaly. Subject became distressed and began to scream loudly to stop, violently attacking security. Subject terminated by security personnel. High speed footage showed that the subject’s arm was briefly separating from their torso hundreds of times per second.
Subject: Cup of water
Subject was introduced into SCP-XXXX. Slight desynchronisation with the rotation of the planet causes water to leak out of the side of the cup.
“So, guess this thing doesn’t work on liquids” - Dr Roy
Subject: Cube of ice, taken from Site-[REDACTED]
Subject, after being converted, would not melt, not even under direct contact with an oxyacetylene torch at 2780°C
Subject: NTF-issue impact concussive grenade
Subject was introduced via a throw from D-8913, subject began to oscillate violently towards the westward wall, before being detonated by the violent movement. D-8913 died from their injuries sustained from the explosion.
Subject: A carbon fibre arrow fired from air cannon.
Subject passed through SCP-XXXX at approximately 700 km/h before bouncing harmlessly off the cell wall. It then proceeded to phase through the westward wall slightly, before violently ricocheting through the wall, before breaking apart and cutting through the site towards D-Class containment before Event-SCP-XXXX-1 was forced via use of sugar and the threat was neutralised. A total of [REDACTED] staff, excluding D Class individuals were injured with [REDACTED] fatalities.
“I’d be willing to bet that the long molecular carbon make-up of the arrow probably did that. No way we’re gonna try that again however” - Dr [REDACTED]