Classified SCP-5136

Item#: 5136

Level1

Containment Class:

safe

Secondary Class:

none

Disruption Class:

dark

Risk Class:

notice

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Item #: 5136

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: Item SCP-5136 is always to be monitored by surveillance cameras. Staff observing SCP-5136 must always have a stop watch. Any signs of anomalies must be reported immediately. Staff are instructed to watch SCP-5136 for the change of color from Onyx Black (#0f0f0f) to Alizarin Crimson (#e32636).

Figure 1: Digital photography of SCP- 5136

Description: SCP-5136 is a black stone. It is 4 inches in height, 3 inches in length and 2 inches in width. Researchers have noted its heavy weight of 5.6 kilograms despite its small size. It was found in 1984 in Tibet by the SCP foundation after under an undercover agent in the Indo-Tibetan border patrol (INBP) noticed an abnormal rock at the foot of Mount Kailash. Geologists were brought in by the SCP foundation to analyze the stone. After observation, it was determined that SCP-5136 is part of a bigger entity (that we will now call SCP-5116-1) as it presents signs that it was cut off from the main frame due to high pressure. The contents of the rock contain a mix of multiple metamorphic rocks like gabbro, blueschist, eclogite and serpentinite (View Figure 2) which indicates that SCP-5136 has had contact with the geological contents of the earth. The origin of SCP-5136 is unknown. The magnetic and geological proprieties of the rock suggest that SCP-5136-1 is the core of the earth and is the direct causality of the earth's gravitational effects.

The color of SCP-5136 is described as Onyx Black(#0f0f0f). However, the true color of SCP-5136 does not exist in our color spectrum. Digital cameras were not able to capture the true color of the stone. The color of SCP-5136 is similar to SCP-087 as darkness consumes the stone. It has been reported SCP-5136 changes color from from Onyx Black (#0f0f0f) to Alizarin Crimson (#e32636). Correlational studies have confirmed that the color change occurs 1 month before natural disasters or pandemics (View Figure 3-4). The duration of the change varies on the death toll of the disaster.

It is unclear whether SCP-5136-1 causes or predicts naturals disasters and pandemics. However, researchers have concluded that if SCP-5136 stays Alizarin Crimson for 72,103,965 seconds, the entire human population of Earth would be 0.

Figure 2: Geologists have been able to analyze the contents of the rock with the use of a small sample provided by the SCP foundation. Its contents have been summarized in this small table.

Material	%	Material	%	Material		%	Material	%
Gabbro	8.0	Greenschist	1.11	Phyllite		1.11	Granulite	1.11
Anthracite	1.11	Blueschist	1.11	Metapilite		1.11	Mylonite	1.11
Catackasite	1.11	Eclogite	1.11	Granulite		1.11	Schist	1.11
Gneiss	1.11	Serpentinite	1.11	Gneiss		1.11	Serpentinite	1.11
Whiteschist	1.11	Tectonite	1.11	Marble		1.11	Litchenfieldite	1.11
Hornfels	1.11	Suevite	1.11	Greenschist		1.11	Metapelite	1.11
Quaerzite	1.11	Magnetite	30	Yttropyrochlore		1.11	Armacolite	1.11
█████ite	=30	██████ ██	3.14	█████ ██ ██		1.11	██████ ██████	1.11

Figure 3: Shortened list of statistical analysis of SCP-XXXX: Date of disaster v.s. Color change of SCP-XXX v.s. Duration of color change.

Event	Color change date	Duration of color change
Eruption of the Nevado del Ruiz, Colombia, November 14, 1985	October 14, 1985,	236 seconds
Lake Nyos disaster, Cameroon, August 21, 1986.	July 21, 1986	17.98 seconds
Ecuador earthquakes, Ecuador, March 6, 1987.	February 6, 1987	51.5028 seconds
Sichuan flood, China, July 27, 1989.	June 27, 1989	39.2863 seconds
Manjil-Rudbar earthquake, June 21, 1990	May 21, 1990	515.028324 seconds
Bangladesh cyclone, Bangladesh April 24, 1991	March 24, 1991.	1430.39 seconds
Haiti earthquake, Haiti, January 12, 2010	December 12, 2009	2945.96 seconds
UNKNOWN	November 11, 2020	██████

Figure 4: Shortened list of statistical analysis of SCP-5136: Date of pandemic v.s. Color change of SCP-5136 v.s. Duration of color change.

Event	Color change date	Duration of color change
Bubonic plague, India, August 26, 1994	July 26, 1994	*Estimated at 0.57 seconds. Researcher did not have time to react.
SARS outbreak, Worldwide, November 16, 2002	October 14, 2002	7.97 seconds
Swine flu, Worldwide, January 6, 2009	Dec 9, 2009.	3770.00 seconds
COVID-19 pandemic, Worldwide, October 7, 2019	September 7, 2019.	███ seconds

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CLASSIFIED

Experiment-5136

Experimental Physics of SCP-5136

Purpose of the experiment: To identify the physical properties of SCP-5136 for the purpose of neutralisation. Result: D-5176 was paralysed instantly. It ceased life functions in 120 minutes.

Subject: Subject D-5176 Date/Location: November 14, 2018. United States of America.

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November 30, 2018. Order was given for the gathering of fragments of SCP-5136-1

+*December 23, 2019. Gathered one fragment of SCP-5136-1 on Mount Kailash
+*January 14, 2019. Gathered six fragments of SCP-5136-1 on Mount Nanda Devi
+*January 20, 2019. Gathered four fragments of SCP-5136-1 on Mount Gangkhar Puensum

Experimental physics on D-Class personnel with the use of SCP-5136 for neutralisation procedures.

Method:SCP-5136 was molded into ammunition for the M-16, 5.56mm automatic rifle. The momentum and effects of the cartridge were noted. An heartbeat sensor will be monitoring D-5176's pulse at all times.

Result: D-5176 was immobilized upon contact. The heartbeat sensor on D-5176 demonstrated that its pulse was still active after contact with SCP-5136. Subject D-5176 showed signs of extreme pain, sadness and despair. At 120 minutes, D-5176 collapsed and ceased life function. Further anatomical research showed that its organs were attracted towards SCP-5136 which caused strain and pressure. It is presumed that D-5176's aorta ripped due to strain from SCP-5136.

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