TheBlueHour

Item #: SCP-5178

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: All instances of SCP-5178-A are to be removed from the SCiPnet database and moved to the CATARACT infohazerdous data storage server. No living Foundation personnel are to view any instance of SCP-5178-A under. Upon recovery, all SCP-5178 instances are to be analyzed and transcribed by an AiC.

Description: SCP-5178-A refers to a series of anomalous videos that spontaneously manifest on the Foundation's SCiPnet server. SCP-5178-A instances appear to reference events occurring in an alternate reality.1 Several SCP-5178-A videos are known to contain animacidal components, though the transcripts of these videos do not contain these properties.

** Transcripts Of Selected SCP-5178 Instances:**

VIDEO LOG 5178-1


//The camera feed begins but nothing is visible.

Male Speaker: Well…at least the murder rate has tanked. I guess no one wants to risk it anymore.

Female Speaker: Don't get your hopes up, humanity is still as horrible as ever. It's just that now most people can't kill anyone else now that the Foundation is actively keeping everyone alive.

The camera pans towards a window and shows the view outside. A massive crowd is in a line leading towards a series of several dozen tents. Most members of the crowd appear to be crying or otherwise in a state of distress.

Male Speaker: God…so this is what happens now that everyone knows huh? Maybe they should have locked up SCP-████2 the planet will explode.

Discovery: SCP-XXXX was first discovered in the year 2113. On June 1, 2113, an SCP Foundation vessel used a Bitfrost drive to enter the [placeholder] system. When the ship entered the system a routine medical scan revealed the presence of SCP-XXXX, which had been a previously unknown pathogen. Agent BLACKBOX was ordered to report to the medical quarantine center on the planet's surface. However, as soon as BLACKBOX left his ship the planet detonated resulting in the total loss of all 8900 personnel assigned to the station.

A nearby data satellite survived the detonation and its AIC automatically transmitted the data to Foundation research stations. At this point SCP-XXXX was suspected but could not be proved to be related to the destruction of [placeholder].