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STARTUP SEQUENCE INITALIZED

STARTUP SEQUNENCE COMPLETE

WELCOME TO STATION TAU ARCHIVE DATABASE AND VIEWING SYSTEM (STADaVS)

LOADING DOCUMENT "WELCOME_MESSAGE"…

Station Tau Welcome Message

Five Days Ago

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Station Tau is dedicated to the study and perfection of scientific advancements. The environment of outer space has created the conditions necessary for maximal development and minimal distraction. Whether you're apart of our Innovations Laboratory, creating the systems to make way for the future, or our Weapons Laboratory, creating the methods to defend said systems from the wrong hands, you are contributing to the prosperity of humanity.

The Station Tau Archive Database and Viewing System (STADaVS) allows any member of Station Tau to view any files they might need in their scientific endeavors, provided they have the required permissions. STADaVS also comes with a list of commands in order to perform maintenance on these documents.

PLEASE ENTER COMMAND TO CONTINUE

viewdocument(foundation_partnership)

LOADING DOCUMENT "FOUNDATION_PARTNERSHIP"…

Station Tau Partnering with SCP Foundation

Station Tau Newsletter - 11/██/20██

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Station Tau is proud to announce our newfound partnership with the SCP Foundation. They have agreed to contribute to our projects with additional funding and researchers. In exchange, we will move Station Tau to the asteroid belt, tracking Dwarf Planet Ceres. The Foundation has requested to keep the motives behind this hidden. Certain non-foundation personnel have assisted with the Foundation in this motive, but without proper clearance, we have elected to redact information unless the user is one of these personnel.

At the request of the Foundation, we have also updated the STADaVS with the Foundation's Authentication System. This change should have a menial impact on the STADaVS experience, so this should not be a concern.

PLEASE ENTER COMMAND TO CONTINUE

viewdocument(scp_xxxx)

LOADING DOCUMENT "SCP_XXXX"…

Special Containment Procedures:

Due to SCP-XXXX’s location and nature, proper extraction and/or containment is currently impossible. Patrol Base Occator-Beta is to report to Station Tau on an hourly basis the visual appearance of the Crater Center and the current seismic activity on the dwarf planet's surface. Station Tau is to promptly follow a set of instructions based on these readings, and relay said instructions back to Occator-Beta.

Station Tau's Weapons Laboratory is tasked with the creation of the following devices:

  • RFF Detonation Charges, explosive devices that burrow into Ceres' underground before detonating. This forces SCP-XXXX to move to the locations where the charges were detonating, which prevents it from breaking the surface temporarily.
  • Surface Dampeners, devices that upon impact sent Seismic Events underground which force SCP-XXXX to move further underneath the surface of Ceres.

Station Tau's Innovations Laboratory is tasked with the creation of the following devices:
The Large-Diameter Deployable Metal Dome, or the LDDMD. The LDDMD is to match the size of the Crater Center, set to approximately ██x██ meters. The LDDMD must have the capability to drill itself █ meters into the Crater Center. If proper storage and/or compatibility is not possible, The LDDMD will be attached to the exterior of Station Tau.

+ [SUBDOCUMENT: CRATER_CENTER_PROTOCOL]

Description

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Dwarf Planet Ceres as seen by Station Tau Satellite Imagery. Occator Crater Marked.

SCP-XXXX is a substance located underneath the surface of Dwarf Planet Ceres. On the majority of the surface of the dwarf planet, SCP-XXXX is located underground, obscuring itself below Ceres' rocky surface. However, SCP-XXXX has broken the surface in the Occator Crater. Though it is not visible via Satellite image, faint quantities of SCP-XXXX can be seen in the sizable area surrounding the Occator Crater.

On the surface, SCP-XXXX is a luminescent substance with a light blue tint. This substance’s exact physical properties have yet to be determined, but current reports from Patrol Base Occator-Beta report SCP-XXXX to be in a plasma state, and reported to be at the temperature of █████ degrees Kelvin. The compositional structure of all non-planetary matter, including organic matter, within a ███ meter radius of SCP-XXXX will be shattered instantly. The rate of disassembly decreases spanning farther out until reaching the safe distance of █ kilometers, where matter will remain intact.

SCP-XXXX has been confirmed to disrupt and hijack all communication systems within a ██ kilometer radius of the Occator Crater. SCP-XXXX will then display its own auditory and visual frequency, which has been confirmed to [DATA EXPUNGED] all who hear and/or see said frequencies.

Dwarf Planet Ceres, and SCP-XXX initially came under the attention of Foundation scientists when on 01/██/20██, satellites reported an increase in the quantity of SCP-XXXX visible from the surface of Ceres. The Foundation created an alliance with Station Tau, an international research vessel shared by previously unaffiliated scientists in order to analyze SCP-XXXX more thoroughly. The Foundation agreed to partially fund Station Tau's unrelated projects, and in exchange, Station Tau would travel to Ceres so the Foundation could investigate SCP-XXXX in more detail.

SCP-XXXX is aware of seismic events on the surface of Ceres and 'moves' a part of itself to those areas. This information has allowed for relatively effective suppression of SCP-XXXX.

A short time after Station Tau’s arrival, its communication systems were disrupted by SCP-XXXX in the event that is officially referred to as “Comms Incident One.” ███ personnel were affected by Comms Incident One. Afterward, Station Tau scientists were elected to interview personnel who managed to witness SCP-XXXX’s broadcasts without being affected by them.

+ [SUBDOCUMENT: STATION_TAU_COMMS_INCIDENT_ONE_REPORTS]

On 02/1█/201█, the day after Comms Incident One, Station Tau released Patrol Base Occator-Alpha to the Occator Crater, being planted █ kilometers from the Crater Center, tasked with the safe collection and investigation of SCP-XXXX. Occator-Alpha was stationed by three Foundation scientists, Dr. ██████ and Dr. ███ █████. Another task, also assigned to Dr. ██████, was tasked summarizing the findings of Occator-Alpha for Station Tau. However, after relatively eight months, Station Tau lost all communication with Occator-Alpha.

+ [SUBDOCUMENT: PATROL_BASE_OCCATOR_ALPHA_REPORTS]
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Occator Crater. Crater Center, Patrol Base Occator-Alpha, and Patrol Base Occator-Beta Marked.

Following the incident at the former patrol base Occator Alpha, investigation of SCP-XXXX became the Foundation’s highest priority. Occator-Beta, a new patrol base was planted several kilometers away from the ejection chasm in comparison to Occator-Alpha. The two head scientists in Occator-Alpha gave the theory that there was no correlation in SCP-XXXX's attempts to break out of Ceres. However, after new findings were reported, a correlation was confirmed. The quantity and ferocity of each attempt has been rising ever since Station Tau arrived. The latest attempt to break from the Crater Center has caused the ground within a █ kilometer range to crack open and split, similar to aftermaths of high-level earthquakes on Earth. Findings from Station Tau have concluded that within an unknown but certain time, SCP-XXXX will have the capability to completely break the surface of Dwarf Planet Ceres. If the LDDMD is unable to contain it further, it may have the capability to reach Earth If SCP-XXXX reaches Earth, it will result in an SK-Class “Barren Earth” end-of-the-world scenario. An addendum was added to Subdocument Crater Center Protocol to accommodate for these new discoveries.

A contingency plan, the Station Tau Final Descent Protocol, was created on 09/██/202█ and sent to Station Tau, Occator-Beta, and the entirety of the Foundation. This plan contains the instructions for if and when SCP-XXXX’s has broken Ceres' surface and the LDDMD.

+ [SUBDOCUMENT: FINAL_DESCENT_PROTOCOL]

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