Oganesson testing logs

Site-82 Sector-12 Dossier

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Basic Information

Founded: 6 March 2006

Location: León, Mexico

Function: SCP-5967-2 containment and research, Anomalous Item containment

Size: Area of 0.025 square kilometers

Facility Plan

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Sector Layout (Click to Enlarge)

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Parking Lot: A flat concrete area located behind the facility buildings. This design allows minimal visibility while transporting anomalous objects.
Site Cafeteria: A room for serving food to on-site personnel during designated meal times.
Food Storage / Kitchen: A room used for the storage and processing of food. Food and water is shipped daily to Facility 23 and stored in this room, due to its remote location. The food is then cooked and served to on-site personnel.
Maintenance Personnel Offices: Office rooms for maintenance personnel such as security staff and janitorial staff.
Break Room: Used by staff as a place to rest while not working. Due to an incident on 10/04/2019, the break room is slightly larger on the inside.
Personnel Residence: A two-story section of the facility for the on-site residence of non-D-Class personnel. Individual rooms and structures are not shown.
Research Personnel Offices: Office rooms for research personnel. Senior researchers’ offices are located in the yellow-green area.
Multi-Purpose Rooms: Rooms used for meetings, presentations, and conferences.
Administrative Personnel Offices: Office rooms for administrative personnel.
Research Cell 109-B: Room containing SCP-914. The floor is slightly elevated and plated with steel in order to ground SCP-914 for protection against damage caused by static electricity.
Incinerator A room containing the incinerator, used for the destruction of classified information. The incinerator is occasionally used for the destruction of items produced by SCP-914.¹ The room also functions as a waste management center.
Research Cell 109-A: A room used for the storage of items produced by SCP-914.
Preliminary Testing Room: A laboratory room used for preliminary testing of anomalous products. The properties and effects of anomalous products are documented using various methods, and objects of research interest are occasionally sent to the main facility for further examination.
D-Class Personnel Residence: A section of the facility for the residence of D-Class personnel. Individual rooms and structures are not shown.

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Additional Information

Site-82 Sector-12, located in León, is a facility built specifically to contain several safe class anomalies, among them SCP-5967 and its anomalous products. It is part of the larger Site-82 administration.

Sector 12 was originally built in 2006 as a containment facility for multiple difficult to transport anomalies. Following the breach on the 12th of august, 2009, all Euclid and Keter class anomalies were transferred to different sectors more accommodated to their needs. Following this, former senior researcher Huang was assigned as director of the sector 12 research division.

On August 2020, Sector 12 was expanded to accommodate the needs of SCP-5967. This involved 3 new storage rooms and a new ventilation system.

Below is a list of the current experiment logs as well as instructions on the handling of 5967-2

Experiment logs version 1

Guidelines for the handling of 5967-2

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SCP-5967 by Thomas delago

This is the main SCP-5967 article. Read this for information about its appearance, composition, and other properties.

SCP-5967 Experiment Log Sandbox

This is the experiment log sandbox. Anyone can post their log entries here, and the moderator(Thomas delago) will approve the good ones and add them to the mainsite Experiment Logs. For more information on what gets pruned, see the Official Guidelines below. You can also add Out-of-Universe comments and get your entries reviewed by other users.

Footnotes

1. Under circumstances specified in Section 3 of the SCP Foundation Policy on the Handling of Anomalous Phenomena, and Ethics Committee Ruling 10A-0344 (“Retroactive Justification for Unauthorized Neutralization of Anomalies”).