SCP-724
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Item #: SCP-724

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-724 must be kept containing a minimum of five (5) metric tonnes of expired programmable matter in order to prevent SCP-724 from entering its primary anomalous site. The primary site is to be monitored using the Thermonuclear Detector (TEST) and is to be located on a ravine somewhere within a five kilometer radius. The primary site is also to be furnished with a fuel cell to contain at least one third of the required amount of fuel to fuel the primary Site. Personnel entering the primary site in its active state are to be immediately evacuated and hand over any electronic devices they may have on them in order to ensure they do not have their processor damaged.

When the primary Site is entered, a beam neutralisation pulse will be fired from an API Level 4 mobile radiation disruptor, followed by a firefight with several hundred (400) Foundation-employed personnel and remotely detonated array of sensors. Upon exiting the principal anomalous site, the Foundation radio contact will be lost and will have no further effect.

Should the targeted SCP is ever breached, the core of the containment chamber shall be disconnected and the main vortex shall be sent upwards of the target unit while the two secondary containment units will start to separate. If the core was not severed, the additional thruster systems will automatically extend to fill the portal.

Experiment Log: The following particular experiment was performed via the PRQ-30 series of devices with the first generation Thermonuclear Detector.

The following protocol was shown to be successful in successfully breaching all four core of SCP-724.

PRQ-30-1

PRQ-30-2

PRQ-30-3

PRQ-30-4

PRQ-30-5

* Note: All items retrieved or destroyed have been incinerated as per standard incineration protocols.

PRQ-30-1:

The first test was conducted via the PRQ-30-4.

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We are currently attempting to identify the transmitter and determine if SCP-724 has any information to provide on how it entered the primary anomalous site.

PRQ-30-2

PRQ-30-3

PRQ-30-4

PRQ-30-5

PRQ-30-6

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PRQ-30-1: We are attempting to find a way to technically breach SCP-724 and locate the core of SCP-724.

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PRQ-30-2:

We are attempting to locate SCP-724's core.

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PRQ-30-3

PRQ-30-4

PRQ-30-5

PRQ-30-6

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PRQ-30-3: We are attempting to find SCP-724 and locate its core.

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PRQ-30-4:

The core is located between SCP-724 and the secondary containment chambers.

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PRQ-30-4:

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PRQ-30-5

PRQ-30-4

PRQ-30-5

PRQ-30-6

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PRQ-30-4:

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PRQ-30-6

PRQ-30-4

PRQ-30-5

PRQ-30-6

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PRQ-30-5:

PRQ-30-6 is the core of SCP-724.

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Proposed Containment Procedure:

•Site-11 working with the secondary containment units.

•Daily anthropological observation.

•Regular review of Site-11 personnel.

•Regular surveillance of Site-11.

•Interview of staff working at Site 11.

•Regular bi-weekly comparison of Site-11 to Site-11.

•Licensing videos of Site-11 with Site-11 staff at Site-11.

•Formal stress testing for SCP-724.

•Discovery of SCP-724's containment chamber.

•Recovery of all physical and anomalous objects related to the containment of SCP-724.

•Recovery of all radioactive materials related to the containment of SCP-724.

•Recovery of SCP-724's containment chamber.

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