Taiga0IV#1243

CAPTION-GOES-HERE

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid (See Addendum XXXX-01)

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be contained in a standard anomalous objects containment room at research site 45 in ████ ███████, Western Australia. Personnel with clearance level 2 and lower are prohibited to accessing SCP-XXXX's containment room without proper authorization from personnel assigned to SCP-XXXX with clearance level 3 or higher. Personnel that enter SCP-5959 and fail to return are to be deemed MIA, no rescue attempts shall be made. SCP-XXXX should not be removed from containment unless approved by personnel of security clearance level 3 or higher.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a red 203 cm by 91 cm by 4.45 cm 3 panel exterior door made from the processed poplar wood. The door shows heavy damage around the doorknob and hinges, similar to the damage observed from a door being kicked open. SCP-XXXX shows signs of wear connected to being left in direct sunlight. All damage has since been repaired to allow the item to properly fit within a door frame.

Addendum: XXXX-01 Upon the arrival of the object at research site 45 on 06/13/████, it was given the object class of "Safe" during the research process. Due to uncertainty during testing Research and Development Director Geoffrey Babel has upgraded the items's object class to Euclid.

Addendum: XXXX-02 Two months post-retrieval, MTF officer ██████ ████████'s positional tracker had re-engaged, later being recovered from his hometown of ███████. After further investigation, it was later found that he had a picture of his house in his breast plate before attempting to enter the house connected to SCP-XXXX. The picture had sustained severe heat damage, possibly during the anomalous process.

Addendum: XXXX-03 All further testing has been suspended by Site Director [REDACTED] due to the nature of current testing. Further test dates are to be determined.

+ SCP-XXXX Test Logs

Test A - 07/31/████

Subject: D-9341

Procedure: Subject will enter and exit the item.

Results: Subject D-9341 successfully passed through SCP-XXXX. Subject claimed the test chamber's temperature has increased.

Analysis: SCP-XXXX may require specific parameters to be met before any anomalous actions occur, as for the heat, we will take a look at that in the next test.

Test B - 08/04/████

Subject: D-0315
Procedure: Subject will enter and exit the item. Test Chambers temperature will be monitored and the item will be surveyed through infrared sensors.
Results: Subject D-0315 successfully passed through SCP-XXXX. D-0315 claimed the test chamber's temperature increased.
Analysis: SCP-XXXX is shown to emit heat only after being opened. The test chamber was measured at 70 degrees Fahrenheit prior to the door being opened, and 76 degrees Fahrenheit after the door was opened. Further investigation is required to fully understand how the anomalous process for SCP-XXXX is started.

Test C - 08/22/████

Subject: D-6575
Procedure: Subject D-6575 will enter and exit SCP-XXXX with a 3 inch by 5 inch picture of a Jehovah Witness church located in ███████ Saskatchewan, Canada. The test chambers temperature will be monitored and the item will be surveyed through infrared sensors.
Results: Upon subject D-6575 entering SCP-XXXX, an anomalous event occurred and D-6575 was removed from the chamber. Local authorities in ███████ Saskatchewan, Canada have been notified of D-6575's presence. Subject D-6575 was later apprehended and returned to the foundation with no injuries. The test chamber was measured at 74 degrees Fahrenheit prior to the door opening and 80 degrees Fahrenheit after the door was opened. The test chamber was later recorded at 92 degrees Fahrenheit after our measurement equipment had came back online after the event.
Analysis: After we recovered subject D-6575 from the local authorities we found that the subject showed no signs of heat exhaustion, mental abnormalities nor physical abnormalities. We will continue with the tests until we come to a conclusion of how exactly subjects find their way to their location.

Test D - 09/01/████

Subject: D-1039
Procedure: Subject D-1039 will enter SCP-XXXX with a 3 inch by 5 inch picture of their containment cell located on the East wall of the A-Block within Research Site 45. The test chamber's temperature will be monitored and the item will be surveyed through infrared sensors.
Results: Upon subject D-1039 entering SCP-XXXX, the subject was removed from the room via an anomalous occurrence. CCTV footage later showed D-1039 laying incapacitated on their cell room floor. The test chamber was measured at 73 degrees Fahrenheit prior to the door opening, and 82 degrees Fahrenheit after the door had been opened. The test chamber was later recorded at 97 degrees Fahrenheit after the measurement equipment had came back online after the event.
Analysis: After foundation staff recovered subject D-1039 from their cell room, the subject was medically examined. Subject D-1039 showed no signs of heat exhaustion, mental abnormalities not physical abnormalities. Further investigation will occur to test the limits of this objects anomalous abilities.

Test E - 09/22/████

Subject: D-5472
Procedure: Subject D-5472 will enter SCP-XXXX with a 3 inch by 5 inch picture taken from the surface of the moon. Subject D-5472 will be given a positional tracking device to confirm the whereabouts of the subject after the event. The test chamber's temperature will be monitored and the item will be surveyed through infrared sensors.
Results: Upon entering SCP-XXXX, subject D-5472 was removed from the room via an anomalous occurrence. The positional tracker showed a signal on the moons surface 2.51 seconds after the event occurred. Subject was later deemed expired due to the lack of proper PPE to survive on the moon. The test chamber was measured at 78 degrees Fahrenheit prior to the door opening, and 87 degrees Fahrenheit after the door had opened. The test chamber was later recorded at 92 degrees Fahrenheit following the event.
Analysis: Subject D-5472, deemed Expired. Subject was anomalously removed from the room and the tracker placed in the subjects arm later put out a signal on the surface of the moon, 2.51 seconds after the event took place. After further research, it should've only taken roughly 1.27 seconds for an electrical signal to reach the earth from the moon. There could possibly be some form of an electromagnetic disturbance that occurs during the event, which would explain our temperature measuring equipment failing during the duration of the event.

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