+ Document 1.4 - Level 3 Clearance Required 
SCP Involved: SCP-1945-2 
Date: / / 


Description: At approximately 5:40 P.M, lighting in the 
cell containing SCP-1945-2 went out. Secondary lighting 
kicked in after 30 seconds, revealing that SCP-1945-2 
had moved from the bed and was repeatedly striking the 
door with both fists. Observation of her behavior 
suggests she was able to hear, or by some other means 
perceive, something that caused her great distress. This 
behavior continued for another 43 seconds, at which 
point an unknown non-humanoid entity entered the cell 
via destruction of the far wall. Showing no physical harm, 
the entity proceeded to grasp and throw SCP-1945-2 
across the length of the room, causing an immediate 
drop in the quality of SCP-1945-1, rendering 
approximately 87% of signal data unrecoverable. 


While video quality prevents extended analysis of the 
entity, ithas been noted by Dr. - _ that it bears 
resemblance to [DATA REDACTED] before it incurred 
damage during recovery by Foundation personnel. As 
such, the frames and video segment containing footage 
of Incident 1.4 are to be removed from storage at Site-46 
and moved to a more secure site. 


+ Document 1.5 - Level 4 Clearance Required 


SCP Involved: SCP-1945-1 
Date: / / 


Description: At approximately 2:43 P.M, SCP-1945-1 
ceased to transmit for a total of 60 minutes, during which 
time Junior Researcher — was assigned to monitor until 
the return of the signal. Upon the return of SCP-1945-1, 
the transmission consisted of uniform black frames with 
negligible interference. 


Six minutes and forty seconds after the reactivation of 
SCP-1945-1, a frame was transmitted containing an 
Hemingway-class memetic kill agent, as later confirmed 
by Foundation analysis. Consistent with Hemingway- 
class memetic compulsions, Junior Researcher 
retrieved the emergency firearm located at Site-46 from 
storage, and killed Junior Researchers and 

before committing suicide. Regular transmission 
returned 47 minutes after the distribution of the memetic 
image. 


Following this incident, a layer of artificial interference 
was applied to SCP-1945-1 in order to disrupt memetic 
images. With the exception of Dr. , all staff were 
transferred from Site-46 to undergo psychological 
evaluation and replaced with researchers unaware of the 
previous incident. 


Addendum: Following the transfer of the memetic frame 
to Sector-07 for research purposes, Foundation analysts 
discovered that an identical instance was already in 
Foundation storage. Designated MKA-0277, the image 
was attached to a decommissioned Foundation protocol 
regarding the deterrence or elimination of surveillance 
from beyond the Foundation's physical reach. Staff 
below Security Level 4 are not to be made aware of this 
discovery. Document SCP-1945-1.5 is now classified as 
an attack upon the Foundation and its assets. 


+ Document 1.6 


SCP Involved: SCP-1945-2 
Date: / / 


Subject: Following the events of Document 
SCP-1945-1.5 a second attempt to contact SCP-1945-2 
was made in order to discover more about Incident 1.5. 


Procedure: For the second test a SSTV signal was 
developed featuring the words 'Can you hear us' upon a 
plain background. As in Test Log 1.2 the signal (slowed 
by a factor of six in order to match the time dilation of 
SCP-1945-1) was digitized and sent into the range of 
SCP-1945. Test began at approximately 7:25 A.M. 


Results: SCP-1945-2 showed an immediate reaction to 
the signal; however, no response was made until the 
transmission had reached completion. At this point, 
SCP-1945-2 approached the camera, looking at it 
directly and nodding to show affirmation. 


Analysis: It appears that SCP-1945-2 is by some 
unknown means capable of perceiving and 
understanding SSTV transmissions. It is also notable 
that SCP-1945-2 is aware of the observation conducted 
via the video source. 


+ Document 1.7 - Level 4 Clearance Required 
SCP Involved: SCP-1945-1, SCP-1945-2 
Date: / / 


Description: At approximately 2:43 A.M, SCP-1945-2 
was removed from the visual range of SCP-1945-1 by 
two armored guards. SCP-1945-2 woke immediately, 
struggling and attempting to assault the guards when 
grasped. Despite considerable resistance, SCP-1945-2 
was removed from the room without incident. Quality of 
SCP-1945-1 began to decline approximately 37 seconds 
later. Approximately two minutes following the removal of 


SCP-1945-2, another armored figure approached the 
source of SCP-1945-1, and proceeded to move it from its 
location. Despite this, SCP-1945-1 continued to transmit, 
slowly declining in quality. SCP-1945-1 has continued to 
transmit to the current date; however, the quality of the 
signal has not improved, rendering all frames transmitted 
since then unrecognizable. 


Addendum: After extensive audio scrubbing in an 
attempt to repair the last identifiable signals transmitted 
from SCP-1945-1, a single frame was located depicting 
an icon printed onto the body armor of the guard who 
removed the video source of SCP-1945-1. The icon has 
not been previously attributed to any Gol's, and no 
previous examples have been recorded. 


Investigation into the origin and meaning of the icon is 
currently ongoing. 


« SCP-1944 | SCP-1945 | SCP-1946 » 


SCP-1946: Diner Mimics 


Item #: SCP-1946 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1946 is contained at 
Site-116 inits AVB (Anomalous Vehicle Bay), on lot #1542/A. 
No personnel are to enter SCP-1946 unless testing procedures are 
underway, and only D-Class personnel are to be allowed access to 
SCP-1946 during these procedures. As repeated attempts have 
shown, SCP-1946's main anomalous effect manifests too rapidly for 
affected subjects to be retrieved, and leaves subjects in a state of 
physiological stasis. Therefore, any personnel used in testing of 
SCP-1946 is to be considered permanently attached to this project. 
As the available space inside SCP-1946 is both non-anomalous and 
finite, requests for testing are to be screened for feasibility. 
Exploration of SCP-1946, if needed, is to be performed using robotic 
reconnaissance equipment. 


Description: SCP-1946 is a 1986 Airstream Excella-ll trailer, 
converted into a small mobile diner. It is fully furnished, with a 3 m x 
1.5 m kitchen area situated in the back, containing (amongst others) 
a dishwasher, a deep fryer, a grill and a stove. In addition, this area 
also contains SCP-1946-1, SCP-1946-3 and SCP-1946-5. Towards 
the front of SCP-1946 is a ten-person seating area in a traditional 
American diner style, with red leather upholstered bar stools 
positioned next to a high wall-mounted table running along the left 
side of SCP-1946. This also contains SCP-1946-2, SCP-1946-4, 
SCP-1946-6, SCP-1946-7 and SCP-1946-10. Also in the front of 
SCP-1946 is the trailer's toilet. It contains both a chemical toilet and 
SCP-1946-11. The kitchen and seating area are separated by a 
small counter on which a cash register and SCP-1946-9 sit. 


SCP-1946-1 through -11 are subjects previously exposed to 
SCP-1946's anomalous effect. All but SCP-1946-8 remain inside 
SCP-1946. SCP-1946-8 is deceased, and was examined to 


determine potential alterations to subjects' physiology. None were 
found, though SCP-1946-8's remains have not been noted to 
undergo decomposition since the subject expired. 


SCP-1946's anomalous effect manifests itself when a human being 
is introduced to its interior. Within approximately 3 minutes of 
exposure to SCP-1946, subjects will begin to lose any previously 
established identity and personality, and begin imitating elements of 
SCP-1946's interior.! This process rapidly completes, with the 
longest cycle from start to finish taking approximately 2 minutes. 
Subjects first become agitated and confused, before gradually losing 
all ability to form coherent speech. However, an affected subject 
does not lose the basic ability to produce sounds. Multiple subjects 
have been recorded vocalizing in an attempt to more closely imitate 
an element of SCP-1946 (please refer to addendum 1946-A-01 for 
examples.) Attempts to communicate verbally with subjects after 
completion of the anomalous process have yielded no results. 
However, reactions can be provoked from subjects imitating 
elements with (digital or analog) controls using remote manipulation 
equipment. Subjects affected by SCP-1946 appear to enter a state 
of physiological stasis, do not appear to need sustenance, and have 
not been shown to undergo normal physiological processes. 


Note that as subjects experience SCP-1946's effect, imitated 
elements inside SCP-1946 do not disappear. Subjects affected by 
SCP-1946 simply assume a stationary position near their source 
element, attempting to move as close as possible to it. Subjects will 
become mobile if they perceive an opportunity to more accurately 
mimic their source. 


Currently, no known remedy exists for SCP-1946's effect. Subjects 
prematurely retrieved from SCP-1946 continued the transformational 
process, and were reintroduced to SCP-1946 for ease of 
containment. 


Addendum 1946-A-01: 


Designation Element Notes 
SCP-1946-1 Deep fryer Removed and 
ingested all oil from 
SCP-1946's original 


SCP-1946-2 


SCP-1946-3 


SCP-1946-4 


SCP-1946-5 


SCP-1946-6 


SCP-1946-7 


Barstool 


Dishwasher 


Neon sign 


Grill plate 


Wall-mounted clock 


Picture frame 


deep fryer. Frequently 
attempts to insert the 
original wire basket 
into its mouth. 
Remains on its 
haunches and 
attempts to turn its 
head as far as 
physically possible at 
irregular intervais. 
Produces rumbling 
sounds and appears 
to swirl large amounts 
of saliva around in its 
mouth. Has attempted 
to eat utensils and 
crockery. 

Currently standing 
upright against the 
short wall nearest to 
the first door. Has 
attempted to contort 
its body to spell out 
words, and to plug into 
SCP-1946's nearest 
wall socket. 
Frequently spits saliva 
into the air. Has 
attempted to interface 
with SCP-1946's 
supply of gas 
canisters. 

Produced ticking 
sounds until / /20 . 
No vocalizations 
recorded afterwards. 
Has attached photo 
originally contained in 
actual picture frame to 
its face using a 


SCP-1946-8 


SCP-1946-9 


SCP-1946-10 


SCP-1946-11 


Footnotes 


Barstool 


Cash register 


Blackboard 


Chemical toilet 


cocktail skewer and 
attempted to attach 
itself to SCP-1946's 
right wail 

See SCP-1946-2. 
Mirrored behavior was 
noted before it 
succeeded in turning 
its neck beyond 
fracturing point. 
Ingested all cash from 
SCP-1946's original 
register. Has 
infrequently 
reproduced both coins 
and remains of bills. 
Naked. Has used 
markers found in 
SCP-1946 to write out 
a menu on its body. 
Menu contains 
nonsensical items 
such as ‘Tongue Rock 
Custard’, ‘Colon 
Needle Soup’, and 
‘Frequent Boeing Foot 
Noodles’. Currently 
standing up on 
SCP-1946's wall- 
mounted tabie 

[DATA EXPUNGED] 
and frequently imitates 
flushing sounds. 


1. Investigation into whether this effect is a variation of the one 
observed inSCP-1539or visa versa is under investigation. 


« SCP-1945 | SCP-1946 | SCP-1947 » 


SCP-1947: Emission Sphere 


Item #: SCP-1947 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1947 is to be contained in 
a room shielded with a minimum of two (2) cm of lead. SCP-1947 is 
currently held in room 214-B at Site-16. SCP-1947 is not to be 
removed from room 214-B without the consent of an O5-level 
director. 


SCP-1947 is to remain within a one (1) m3 copper mesh enclosure 
at all times. Radio and microwave receivers are to be placed within 
the enclosure and checked for consistency on a monthly basis. Any 
change in SCP-1947's emissions should be recorded and reported 
to Dr. Alberts. Any further experimentation on SCP-1947 is strictly 
forbidden. 


Description: SCP-1947 is a sphere with a diameter of 
approximately 46 cm. Two lobes protrude from the sphere on 
opposite sides. The exposed surface of SCP-1947 is mainly 
composed of an iron-nickel alloy with trace amounts of indium. 


SCP-1947 was foundnear ,Zambiaon approximately - - . lt 
was initially discovered in a small crater by , a local 
farmer. SCP-1947 was brought to the attention of the Foundation by 
Agent Mhone, a low-level operative stationed in Zambia. 


Standard testing procedures for potentially anomalous objects 
revealed that SCP-1947 was periodically emitting microwaves with a 
frequency of either 1415 or 1425 MHz. The emissions were found to 
alternate between the two frequencies in a manner which encoded a 
series of images. For further details see Technical Report 1947-A. 


Asof - - SCP-1947 has halted the emission of microwaves and 
is now emitting high-power radio waves with varying frequencies of 


approximately 6 GHz. Current emissions are being directed to an 
area in space [DATA REDACTED], roughly towards the galactic 
centre. All transmissions by SCP-1947 should be blocked to prevent 
unauthorized reception of the signals. The current status of 
SCP-1947 is addressed in Document 1947-B (available to personnel 
with appropriate clearance). 


+ Technical Report 1947-A 
Technical Report 1947-A 


SCP-1947 was originally classified as safe and given a 
low research priority. Junior researcher Schertz was 
assigned to SCP-1947 for a period of 3 years; his final 
report is appended. It was his findings which prompted 
the upgrade of SCP-1947 from Safe to Euclid as well as 
the updated containment procedures. Personnel with 
level-4 clearance or higher are able to access the 
supplementary data provided in Document 1947-B. 


-Dr. Alberts 
SCP-1947 Technical Report 


Upon discovering that SCP-1947 was emitting 
microwaves | was tasked with recording and 
analysing its output. The emissions of 
SCP-1947 encoded a series of images; these 
are presented below. The relevant technical 
details are included. 


SCP-1947 was found to emit microwaves with 
a frequency of either 1415 MHz or 1425 MHz. 
Analysis revealed that microwaves of a given 
frequency were emitted by SCP-1947 fora 
minimum of 1.73 seconds before switching to 
the alternate frequency. The longest 
continuous emission of a given frequency was 
176.43 seconds. Emission occurred in blocks 
of 17,643.73 seconds, and after each block 
SCP-1947 would stop transmitting for 79.58 


seconds before continuing with the next block. 
After 5 blocks were transmitted a double 
length pause of 159.16 seconds was observed 
before the sequence would repeat again. 


Eventually the significance of the minimum 
emission time of 1.73 seconds became 
apparent. The frequencies were emitted for 
variable times, but they were all multiples of 
1.73 seconds. It seemed clear that an 
emission of a given frequency for 1.73 
seconds was the discrete unit of SCP-1947's 
code. At this point | was sure that the code 
was binary in nature — one frequency was 
analogous to 1, the other to 0. 


The breakthrough came after | realised that 
each block of emissions equated to 10,201 
times 1.73. The square root of 10,201 is 101,a 
prime number. | arranged each 1 and0 ona 
101 by 101 grid and a pattern became 
apparent. In the set of images shown below 
each image is a 101 by 101 square: each 
black pixel represents 1.73 seconds of 
emission at 1415 MHz and each white pixel 
represents 1.73 seconds of emission at 

1425 MHz. These images represent the totality 
of data transmitted by SCP-1947's binary 
code. 


Image 1: 
This seems to be a reference image; each bar 
has a length corresponding to a prime number 


between 2 and 97. 


Image 2: 


The top of the image appears to be a stylised 


graphic of a star system with 6 planets. If that 
is correct the brackets around the 4th planet 
from the star could represent a ringed planet 
or a planet of particular importance.