Special Containment Procedures: Autonomous Orbital Station 
Riemann-002 will monitor SCP-3230 from its orbit around 
SCP-3230-A. AOS R-002 will send all obtained data to Orbital 
Area-11 for analysis by the SCP-3230 research team, the Extrasolar 
Activities Division, the Physics Department, and the Esoteric 
Physics Department. AOS R-002's Thaumic Transportation Gate 
may be used to send research probes and devices into SCP-3230-A 
orbit, following approval by the SCP-3230 Research Committee. All 
devices sent this way will be in communication with AOS R-002. 


In the event that the fusion reactor and backup energy systems on 
AOS R-002 experience irreparable malfunctions, the station will 
periodically deploy a specialized flywheel into the ergosphere! of 
SCP-3230-A. The flywheel will split into two halves, causing a 
momentum change so that one half falls into the event horizon and 
the other is accelerated to speeds needed to exit the ergosphere. 
The escaping half takes from the rotational energy of the black hole 
in its acceleration, and stores it as usable energy for the station. 
Replacement halves will be supplied by Orbital Area-11. 


Due to SCP-3230's location, it is not expected to be discovered by 
civilian or governmental organizations. Standard amnestic and 
disinformation protocols will be performed in the event of discovery. 


Description: SCP-3230 is the collective designation for multiple 
anomalous black holes and related phenomena, located 13 
megaparsecs from the center of the Local Void2. 


SCP-3230-A is a rotating and electrically charged black hole? 
possessing a radius of 21 Ao (solar radii) and a mass of 9 Mo (solar 
masses). SCP-3230-B1 through B13 are rotating black holes4 
possessing 1 Ro radii and masses of 0.01 Mo, which are in highly 
erratic orbits around SCP-3230-A. These masses are unusually low, 
predicted to be significantly larger based on current mathematical 
models of black holes. 


SCP-3230-C are objects moving at speeds of 2c. The objects move 
by distorting spacetime in a spherical region around them, displacing 
them through space at superluminal speeds.5 These spatial 
distortions visually appear as a region of gravitational 
lensing. The composition and properties of SCP-3230-C are 
unknown, due to the superluminal speeds and gravitational bending 
around them preventing accurate observation. Sizes including the 
region of distortion are a length of ~6km and a maximum width of 
~20km. 


SCP-3230-A and SCP-3230-B experience 3230-TRYPA Events, 
each of which lasts 42 seconds and repeats immediately following 
its conclusion. A timeline is shown below: 


* 0-10 seconds: SCP-3230-A releases a beam of 
electromagnetic radiation moving at undetermined 
superluminal speeds (hereafter referred to as tachyons), 
directed into SCP-3230-B instances. 

¢ 10-21 seconds: Tachyon emissions end. SCP-3230-C 
instances exit SCP-3230-A and enter SCP-3230-B instances. 

¢ 21-31 seconds: Tachyon emissions originating from 
SCP-3230-B instances enter SCP-3230-A. 

* 31-42 seconds: SCP-3230-C instances will exit SCP-3230-B 
instances and enter SCP-3230-A. 


No major alterations between events have been observed. 


Addendum.1: On 25-August-2025, Autonomous Exploration 
Satellite Yau-009 was transported from Orbital Area-11 to high 


SCP-3230-A orbit via the Thaumic Transportation Gate on AOS 
R-002. Following five days of preparation, the satellite was sent into 
SCP-3230-B1 for explorative purposes on 30-August-2025. The 
Lang Distortion Drive was kept active while providing limited thrust, 
using the spatial distortions to protect against spaghettification and 
other tidal forces from the black holes. Thaumic Communication 
Gateways® were disabled to prevent potential gravitational damage 
to Dimensional Outpost-51. 


Contact was lost until 2-September-2025 when AES Y-009 exited 
the anomaly. This exit time was significantly sooner than what had 
been predicted. The time dilation normally generated by black holes 
is large enough that a subject passing the event horizon could 
experience one hour while billions of years pass in the outside 
universe. AES Y-009 experienced two hours inside with four days 
passing outside, indicating a highly abnormal spacetime topography 
for the anomaly. 


SCP-3230-B1 served as an intra-dimensional wormhole.’ The 
satellite exited out of a different Kerr black hole, entering a region 
near the center of the Pegasus Void. A central Kerr-Newman black 
hole possessing the same size, rotational speed, and electrical 
charge as SCP-3230-A is present in the area, along with thirteen 
orbiting Kerr black holes identical to SCP-3230-B instances. All of 
the black holes have been observed to undergo 3230-TRYPA 
Events, and SCP-3230-C instances are produced by the central 
one. 


SCP-3230-A has been redesignated to SCP-3230-A1 and the new 
instance has been classified as SCP-3230-A2. Plans to enter 
additional SCP-3230-B instances is pending approval. 


Addendum.2: Following the outfitting of AES Y-009 with a 
Transportation Gate (currently used to transport satellites into 
SCP-3230-A orbits) on 6-September-2025, the probe has 
discovered thirty SCP-3230-A instances via travel through 
SCP-3230-B. As it has been determined that travel at high 
superluminal speeds is a safe method to navigate SCP-3230-B 
instances, the travel time between SCP-3230-A has been drastically 
decreased. 


All discovered SCP-3230-A possess the same number of 
SCP-3230-B and experience 3230-TRYPA Events. All SCP-3230-A 
and SCP-3230-B have identical properties. Gathered astronomical 
data has shown that each instance is located in a cosmic void, 
commonly near the centers of them. All but two of the voids are 
within the observable universe (from the perspective of Earth). Full 
details are in Document YAU-009-EXP. 


Exploration is ongoing. 


> SCP-3230 Research: Tachyon Emission Sequence Analysis 


EXTRASOLAR 
ACTIVITIES DIVISION 


SCP-3230 RESEARCH — 
SCIENTIFIC REPORT 


3230-TRYPA TACHYON EMISSION 
SEQUENCE ANALYSIS 


A. Idan, F. Glenn, et al. — 20- 
Sept-2025 


[...] 


The analysis of tachyon emissions from 
SCP-3230-A instances has been of interest to 
the SCP-3230 research team and the Heimdall 
Council, after theories were posed that they 
could serve as a method of communication 
between SCP-3230-A instances. Advanced 
tachyon detectors derived from allowed 
Autonomous Exploration Satellite Yau-009 to 


study the emissions while orbiting SCP-3230-B 
instances, with the data analyzed by 
Foundation bots. 


Based on pasi research, alternations between 
two different tachyon wave frequencies over 
time could form a binary sequence, which if 
properly decrypted can display data in the form 
of images. However, the sequences are highly 
complex and can be displayed in many ways, 
the simplest being a 6-dimensional image. 
Attempts at using the ANANSI 16-Qbit quantum 
computer to decrypt the 6D image caused its 
artificial intelligence to produce a single image 
and crash. 


> ATTACHMENT: ANANSI-3230-1 


VIEWING ATTACHED IMAGE FILE 


> Exploration Log SCP-3230-B2 (A61) [EXCERPT] 


Exploration Video Log Transcript 

Starting Date: 26-September-2025 

Probe: Autonomous Exploration Satellite Yau-009 
Subject: SCP-3230-B2 (orbiting SCP-3230-A61) 


Procedure: AES Y-009 will follow standard safety 
and operational procedures for SCP-3230-B 


exploration. All measuring devices and cameras 
will be enabled, using Foundation bots to remove 
LDD-induced distortions from footage and data. 


[BEGIN LOG] 


AES Y-009 is thirty minutes into the mission and 
has entered SCP-3230-B2. 


Moderate amounts of visual light are present within 
the region. Highly redshifted photons that entered 
the black hole in the far past cause half of the 
region to be a dull red in color, the other half a dull 
blue from blueshifted photons that recently 
entered. Four SCP-3230-C instances are observed 
near the satellite, moving in a single file formation. 
Each object leaves a trail of light behind it, each 
composed of slowly moving photons that exited the 
gravitational distortions and are falling into the ring 
singularity. The singularity cannot be directly seen, 
though the satellite's Minkowski Spacetime Monitor 
can detect it. 


AES Y-009 adjusts its course to move alongside 
the instances for analysis. Visual artifacts 
resembling patterns of thirteen tridecagons begin 
manifesting in the footage. 


The instances exit their formation and encircle AES 
Y-009. Each anomaly begins to emit tachyons in 
the direction of the probe for one second. After a 
two second pause the behavior repeats, which 
occurs two more times. High amounts of visual 
artifacts are present in the footage at this point. 
Patterns of 12 circles with a set of concentric 
tridecagons positioned away from them are 
common. 


The instances then move away from AES Y-009 to 
their original positions. Abruptly, all instances 


redirect and head toward the ring singularity. They 
reach the center of the singularity and vanish from 
the range of the Minkowski Spacetime Monitor.8 


[END LOG] 


Afterward: Analysis of tachyon emissions from the 
SCP-3230-C instances show similarities with 
standard SCP-3230-A emissions, though the 
binary sequences were significantly less complex. 
Conversion into an image displays sentences 
composed of multiple unknown languages and 
proto-nordic runes, several of which are unknown. 
Until the Exo-Linguistics Department can identify 
the languages, full translation is impossible. 


Translated sentence fragments from the emissions 
are below. 


...the chains. | am the... | 
am the [tridecagonal rune], 
hear... 


...she will make the world 
(ruins?) but | will be... 


...do not... the mother will 
not... the unchained... 


...do not (bring, deliver?) her 
ruination to me. 


The past temporal position the instances traveled 
to is unknown. 


Addendum.3: 
> [LEVEL 3/3230 ACCESS REQUIRED] 


Exploration Video Log Transcript 
Starting Date: 3-October-2025 


Probe: Autonomous Exploration Satellite 
Nordstr6m-001 


Subject: SCP-3230-A1 


Procedure: AES N-001 will enter SCP-3230-A1 
and orbit inside it for a maximum time of one day 
(relative to the black hole's interior). The probe will 
follow the same safety precautions and operational 
procedures taken by AES Y-009, with the addition 
of a Xyank/Anastasakos Constant Temporal Sink 
to prevent potential causality and time dilation 
related damage. All cameras and measuring 
devices will be active. 


[BEGIN LOG] 


AES N-001 is in orbit around SCP-3230-A1. Due to 
the lack of any nearby stars the black holes appear 
to be nonexistent, though thermal imaging 
cameras show small amounts of Hawking radiation 
surrounding and radiating from each one. 


SCP-3230-C tachyon emissions are detected. AES 
N-001 alters its orbit so the trajectory enters the 
black hole. The descent lasts several minutes, with 
the first observable effects of the gravitational 
changes coming from light emitted by the probe 
bending into the black hole after exiting the LDD 
spatial distortion region. The thermal imaging 
cameras show the horizon of SCP-3230-A1 
gradually bend into a straight line then sharply 
curve upwards. There is a flash of orange light as 
AES Y-009 passes through a layer of photons 
orbiting just under the horizon, and the horizon 
bends into small circle of highly blueshifted light 


which then vanishes. Abnormally high quantities of 
tachyons and unusual patterns of gravitational 
distortions are detected originating from the black 
hole's center. 


After two hours relative to the satellite, AES N-001 
passes the Cauchy horizon. 


Cameras register large amounts of illumination in 
the area that was previously unobserved, likely due 
to the ability for light to orbit within the region 
instead of entirely falling towards the ring 
singularity. Hundreds of luminescent, white 
spherical objects (designated SCP-3230-E), with 
radii ranging from ~900km to ~30000km, are 
observed to be in highly erratic orbits around the 
ring singularity. The largest instances are all 
connected to each other with long tendrils, with 
smaller ones connected this way or orbiting them. 
Due to this many form large sheets resembling 
organic tissue. Several stars are also in orbit, with 
tendrils wrapping around them and rapidly 
oscillating. 


Each object appears to be biomechanical, 
possessing structures resembling organs, teeth, 
pores, and muscle tissue on the surface. 
Atmospheres of varying sizes and color are also 
observed around them. Due to the varying orbits of 
the SCP-3230-E, the tendrils that connect most of 
them are observed disconnecting from a set of 
holes in one object and attach to another nearby 
SCP-3230-E, repeating as the orbit continues. A 
similar process occurs to the sheet-shaped 
objects, which continually reform as they orbit. All 
SCP-3230-E constantly disconnect spheroid 
objects from their bodies, which utilize spatial 
distortion to move to other SCP-3230-E and merge 
into them. 


[CORRUPTED FOOTAGE EXPUNGED] 


Testing and observation has led researchers to theorize that 
SCP-412 is not the mirror itself, but is in fact an outside force that 
‘anchors' to mirrors. This theory is unproven, but any mirrors 
suspected of exhibiting similar behaviour must be acquired and 
contained. 


Addendum 412-2: Event 412-A 


On / /20 , Subject D-56653, 201 days after initial connection to 
SCP-412, ceased viewing his reflection and sat calmly in the corner 
of the quarantine room. Three hours later the subject began 
convulsing and clutching his chest - this continued for three minutes, 
after which time the subject lay immobile, apparently deceased. 
Once death had been confirmed, subject's corpse was taken for 
analysis. Pathologists found a small (8 cm) vaguely humanoid 
[REDACTED] within the artificial chest cavity. Organism had 
connected to the subject's blood supply and nervous system, and 
had begun to extend tendrils upward, puncturing the subject's 
trachea. Cells in the top ~5 cm of tendrils showed similarity to those 
in the optic organs of copepods, although with a much more 
complex structure. The origin of the organism and its cause of death 
are currently unknown. 


« SCP-411 | SCP-412 | SCP-413 » 


A large number of spheroid objects disconnect 
from the SCP-3230-E, generate significant 
amounts of spatial distortion, and exit the inner 
Cauchy horizon. Large amounts of visual artifacts 
become present in the footage. 


[CORRUPTED FOOTAGE EXPUNGED] 


AES N-001 briefly orbits one of the anomalies. A 
vast square grid of antennae-like pillars is on its 
surface, all of which extend high up through the 
atmosphere. 


[CORRUPTED FOOTAGE EXPUNGED] 


AES N-001 is in the lowest possible orbit around 
the ring singularity. Six long gray tendrils, 
connected to six identical SCP-3230-E, indefinitely 
stretch towards the center of the black hole, 
spiraling as they approach it. The color of the 
tendrils changes from gray to dark red to black at 
the farther out sections, potentially caused by 
redshift. A seventh tendril is present, though it is 
shorter than the other tendrils and possesses a 
jagged end. A blue dot is visible at the center. 
Visual artifacts resembling four equidistant yellow 
circles manifest in the footage, all centered around 
the dot. 


[CORRUPTED FOOTAGE EXPUNGED] 


An SCP-3230-C instance begins to rapidly move 
around AES N-001 while releasing large amounts 
of tachyons. Large, purple biological structures 
resembling eyes, visually similar to those typical of 
the genus Octopoda, simultaneously open on all 
SCP-3230-E and stare at AES N-001. 


[CORRUPTED FOOTAGE EXPUNGED] 
[END LOG]