Kim: Can they do that? 


Daniels: I'd assume they can, given they just 
did it. Bet they'd been scanning us the whole 
time we've been here. Think they stole the 
tech from us? Why build a big sail-thruster 
thing if you can t-sink? 


Perez: | don't know. It makes sense, | guess. 
Not much is really left to study here, though. 

We oughta close up shop, get going back to 

Earth. We're almost a week overdue as it is. 

Command - Peregrine-14 out. We're headed 
home. 


[END TRANSCRIPT] 
Addendum 3: SCP-3029 "Farewell" Transmission 


Upon the return of the Peregrine-14 crew to earth, a 
transmission received from an unidentified source was 
discovered within the spacecraft's data banks. 


Thank you for assistance us - we never developed faster tl 


Sail to escape Calamity. All other species have escaped. fh 


Farewell. Our two species may subsequent rejoin. 


It is believed that the the designers of SCP-3029 
reverse-engineered a knowledge of the English 
language, as well as their temporal sinks, using existing 
files within the Peregrine-14 spacecraft's data banks. 
The identity of the "Calamity" referred to in this file is 
currently unknown. 


Footnotes 

1. Together forming a "Dyson Swarm" 

2. This design is often referred to in Science Fiction as a "Shkadov 
Thruster" 

3. For more information about the design and function ofXyank/ 
Anastasakos Constant Temporal Sinks, please contactDr. Thaddeus 
Xyankor another member of the FoundationTemporal Anomalies 
Division. 


« SCP-3028 | SCP-3029 | SCP-3030 » 


SCP-3030: Specialized Containment Proficiency Test 


Item #: SCP-3030 
Object Class: Pending O5 Review 


Special Containment Procedures: In the interest of maintaining 
the highest level of security relating to SCP-3030, access to 
information pertaining to SCP-3030 is to be restricted to Site-56 
personnel and those with level 4 or higher security clearance. All 
Level 3/3030 or lower staff are to be administered a Class-B 
amnestic and have replacement memories implanted before any 
transfer off-site. Any breach of information regarding SCP-3030 is to 
be immediately reported to both Site Director Davids and the O5 
council. All testing involving SCP-3030 is to be approved by Site 
Director Davids and three members of the O5 council. As such, no 
input is to be provided to SCP-3030-1 terminals without proper 
approval. Any unauthorized personnel discovered on-site are to be 
detained for interrogation and amnesticized before release. 


To facilitate the effective containment of SCP-3030, all unaffected 
facilities within Site-56 are currently being have been upgraded and 
retrofitted to house a small military complement, MTF Phi-O (“Honor 
Students”), and double the security detail stationed before Incident 
3030-Alpha. Surviving staff previously stationed at Site-56 are 
allowed to remain on-site for research purposes, but are to be 
provided a full amnestic treatment if transferred. As per the order of 
O5- , any anomalous objects discovered that have not been 
subsumed within SCP-3030 are to be recovered and moved off-site, 
and Site-56 is to be considered provisional to the containment of 
SCP-3030 until further notice. 


When SCP-3030-1 becomes active, MTF Phi-0 is to be immediately 
dispatched to attempt initial containment on all instances of 
SCP-3030-3. Any available MTF unit with applicable expertise, as 
well as MTF Mu-4 (“Debuggers’), is to be put on standby for 
assistance as needed. If the situation is not resolved within 60 


hours, any units remaining on standby are to be immediately 
dispatched to contain instances of SCP-3030-3 and MTF Mu-4 is to 
prepare to enact Procedure 87-Ombuds in the case of total 
containment failure. 


Description: SCP-3030 is the designation attributed to a number of 
anomalies and anomalous objects residing within Site-56 since the 
events of Incident 3030-Alpha. Formerly, Site-56 was a dedicated 
research and containment site that specialized in quickly drafting 
and implementing complex containment procedures for powerful 
anomalies. Few objects were contained on-site and most objects 
were routinely moved to other sites to make room for new objects 
and controlled environment testing. 


SCP-3030-1 is an anomalous supercomputer currently located 
within SCP-3030-2-C. In addition to its electronic components, 
SCP-3030-1 contains 1 Foundation researchers, which have been 
integrated into the system through poorly understood means. 
Investigations into the well-being of these researchers is ongoing. It 
is unlikely that they will be recoverable outside of SCP-3030-1's 
terms. SCP-3030-1 is the main source of anomalous activity within 
Site-56 and is currently physically inaccessible due to several 
complex spatial anomalies that it maintains through unknown 
means. Once monthly, or whenever data is input to one of its 
terminals within Site-56, SCP-3030-1 will generate an arbitrary 
number! of anomalies, hereafter referred to as SCP-3030-3, and 
output brief data on them to all of its terminals.23 Within 3 hours, real 
versions of all described instances of SCP-3030-3 will appear within 
SCP-3030-2, and SCP-3030-1’s terminals will begin a 3 day 
countdown. 


SCP-3030-2 is the designation for five of Site-56’s seven sectors - 
referred to as SCP-3030-2-A through SCP-3030-2-E. During 
Incident 3030-Alpha, these sectors were requisitioned by 
SCP-3030-1 for, apparently, the purposes of securing enough space 
to apply its “tests” to any who are on-site. The affected facilities 
exhibit reality-altering effects as well as major spatial anomalies. 
These effects extend as far as affected facilities appearing to 
contain extensive outdoor and indoor environments not previously 
existing within Site-56. All instances of SCP-3030-3 will not be able 


from SCP-529 and SCP-530, as contact will almost certainly alarm 
all three SCP's. 


Addendum 0-22: On / /20 , while housed in Research Sector 15, 
SCP-368 began displaying unusual behavior. Instead of its normal 
routine of human interaction, grooming, and play, it began hovering 
over a photocopier (serial number ), "flattening" itself 
whenever SCP personnel approached. Dr. ([19-1425]) 
placed SCP-368 into the photocopier and made a copy, upon which 
another sheet of paper of identical pattern but different hue emerged 
from the copier and promptly folded itself a shape mimicking that of 
the original. SCP-368 and the new specimen (referred to as 
SCP-368«a) resumed usual behavior. Since then SCP-368 has 
displayed similar behavior at intervals varying between two and four 
years, while the copies have shown no such behavior. Though 
initially Overseer O- disallowed any employee from aiding in the 
reproduction of SCP-368, and Dr. was reprimanded for his 
action, remarkably high employee morale at Research Sector 15 led 
to the introduction of the progeny of SCP-368 at further SCP 
facilities. 


« SCP-367 | SCP-368 | SCP-369 » 


to leave or be removed from SCP-3030-2 until SCP-3030-1's timer 
has expired. When SCP-3030-1 is inactive, these facilities will revert 
to a neutral state similar to their state before Incident 3030-Alpha. 


SCP-3030-3 is the designation for all anomalies produced by 
SCP-3030. These anomalies have a range of properties, a sample 
of which can be seen in the incident logs below, and the full list of 
which can be requested from Site Director Davids. There appears to 
be no specific limit to what type of anomaly an instance of 
SCP-3030-3 can be. More complex or powerful anomalies do seem 
to take some level of strain on SCP-3030-1, reducing the overall 
number of anomalies it can produce at once. Once contained to a 
degree of satisfaction determined by SCP-3030-1, instances of 
SCP-3030-3 will disappear through unknown means and 
SCP-3030-1 terminals will indicate that it has been contained. Once 
all anomalies are contained, SCP-3030-1 will enter an inactive state, 
and its countdown will be cancelled. 


When SCP-3030-1’s timer reaches zero, all uncontained instances 
of SCP-3030-3 within SCP-3030-2 will be transported 
instantaneously to Site-56’s central plaza. At this point, instances of 
SCP-3030-3 are no different than if they were a real anomaly other 
than that they will still disappear when contained to SCP-3030-1’s 
expectations. In the case of 3030-3 instances that are highly 
dangerous Keter-class anomalies, containment before the expiration 
of SCP-3030-1's timer is to be established at all costs. 


Incident 3030-Alpha: SCP-3030 was created during unapproved 
cross-testing and research into two previously unrelated objects. 
The first object, now classified as SCP-3030-1, was a non- 
anomalous supercomputer designed for taking and processing data 
on anomalies to assist in producing viable containment strategies. 
The second object, hereafter referred to as SCP-3030-Gamma, was 
a Safe-class anomaly brought to the site for a short period to test 
and confirm properties, as similar facilities for Safe-class objects 
were over capacity. SCP-3030-Gamma was initially thought to 
simply be a standard classroom style blackboard that automatically 
produced fractal tessellation patterns when written upon. Upon 
further testing, it was found that SCP-3030-Gamma could reproduce 
these patterns with any material applied to it to a nanomolecular 


accuracy. At the suggestion of a junior researcher working on both 
projects, a number of designs for fractally tessellating circuits were 
drafted and produced using SCP-3030-Gamma. These circuits, 
when integrated into SCP-3030-1, caused the device to exhibit 
minimum levels of sentience. It then output a plan to incorporate 
living humans into its systems. A senior researcher volunteered to 
undergo the procedure first. This involved inserting a number of 
leads into the subject's spinal column, then incising the [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. From this point the subject effectively became a part 
of SCP-3030-1's systems, with a part of their own personality 
incorporated into its routines. Within 5 hours, all other researchers 
working on SCP-3030-1 had been incorporated into its systems. It 
has been suggested that SCP-3030-1 may have undocumented 
mind-affecting properties that contributed to this situation. 


The next events are not quite understood at this time. The sector of 
Site-56 where these objects were being developed and researched 
underwent a total lockdown at 3:00PM, and by 6:00PM, five out of 
Site-56’s seven sectors began to undergo anomalous effects, and 
over 75% of site research staff were incorporated into SCP-3030-1’s 
systems. At this point, SCP-3030-1 entered its first active state and 
output 10 instances of SCP-3030-3, which were distributed to the 
newly created SCP-3030-2 facilities. General confusion around the 
situation resulted in a delay before the dispatch of MTF Psi-7 and 
MTF Mu-4 to attempt to contain SCP-3030. Their efforts, though 
productive, were not quick enough to contain all anomalies before 
SCP-3030-1's timer reached zero. At this time, a state of emergency 
was declared, and Mobile Task Force Epsilon-11 (“Nine-Tailed Fox”) 
was dispatched to contain the situation as soon as possible. After 7 
hours, all instances of SCP-3030-3 were contained, and the current 
procedures were put into place. 


A brief sampling of SCP-3030-3 instances are listed below. 


Description Additional; Classificatioi Time Elapsed 
Notes to Containment 
A 10 meter tall) Rough Euclid 30h 7m 


beryllium bronze translation of 
octahedron with script described 
extensive it as an object of 


engravings in 


worship. Object 


Brahmi Script on contained when 


all of its sides 
suspended in 


a temple built to 
specifications 


mid air through within the script 
unknown mearjs.was built around 
Humans within} it. Appeared 
approx. 100m of within a 1km2 
object became} grassy field 
psychologically within 

unable to look | SCP-3030-2-A. 
away from objectTerminal data 


or leave described object 
aforementioned as a “translation 
distance. test”. 

Seventeen The interior of 
human children SCP-3030-2-D 
of varying was converted to 


estimated ages. that of a large 
Eleven subjects school building 
were Class V | during this test. 
reality benders, Subjects 
The other six | contained using 
were normal 2 Scranton 
human children. reality anchors 
The eleven were each. After initial 
unable to containment, 
perceive other} subjects would 
humans above|a not disperse until 
certain age, as} the six normal 
their abilities children were 
automatically | detained within 
triggered upon| standard 
any person over humanoid 
the age of 17, | containment 
removing them) cells. Described 
from existence| as a “Capture 
and 
Differentiation 
Test” 


86h 54m 


[DATA 
DELETED]. An 
extreme 
memetic and 
informational 
hazard. Further 
information 


An inoculation| Keter 
against Stage 5 
(Death and 
Conversion) was 
provided by 
SCP-3030-1, 

which worked 


deleted either by outside of 


SCP-3030-1 or 
containment 
team to fulfill 
containment 
requirements. 


The interior of 
SCP-3030-2-E 
appeared as a 
replica of ; 
Italy, including 


SCP-3030-2-C, 
but description 
warned that it 
would not work 
after 
SCP-3030-1's 
timer reached 
zero. Test 
described by 
SCP-3030-1 as 
“Infohazard 
Soup for the 
Soul”. 
Described as a Euclid 
“Prevention and 
Suppression 
Test”. Entire 
theatre troupe 


its population cf amnesticized as 
,000 people. A part of 


major 
performance of 
SCP-701 is 
planned and 
estimated to 
have almost 
1000 in 
attendance on 
opening night. 
Extensive 
documentation 
on 10 


containment. It is 
unknown what 
would have 
happened had 
this test not 
been completed 
before the end of 
SCP-3030-1's 
timer. 

These were the Keter 
only instances of 
SCP-3030-3 for 


71h 32m 


55h 19m 


68h 3m 


hypothetical 
uncontained 
Keter-class 
anomalies, none 
of which actually 
appeared within 
SCP-3030-2. 
Terminals 
requested a 
“written answer”. 


400 Eutamias 
sibiricus, which 
exhibited 


December 2016. 
SCP-3030-1 
took text 
descriptions of 
containment 
procedures for 
the described 
objects. 
Terminal 
instructions 
heavily implied 
that any failed 
instances by the 
3 day mark 
would be subject 
to a “practical” 
exam. 

The interior of | Euclid 
SCP-3030-2-C 
appeared asa 


cognitohazardoud#km2 forest for 


effects. Any 
persons viewing 
them would 
immediately 
become 
convinced that 
they were a tree 
for up to 45 
minutes after 
initial exposure. 


One human 
male capable of 
phasing through 
solid matter. 
Subject 
exhibited signs 
of military and 
special ops 


the duration of 
this test. A set of 
drones had to be 
designed to 
catch the objects 
before they 
could all be 
contained, as 
other methods 
proved 
ineffective. 

The interior of | Euclid 
SCP-3030-2-E 
was converted 
into that of a 
small industrial 
complex. When 
SCP-3030-1's 
timer ended, the 


112h 12m 


140h 27m 


training, and wassubject proved 


initially well well aware of 
armed and what was going 
supplied. to happen, 


averting a plan 
to contain him 
and escaping 
Site-56 within 25 
minutes. Subject 
described as 
“GOI Conflict 
Test”. 

SCP-1064 Interior of Keter 9h 38m 
SCP-3030-2-B 
appeared as a 
20km2 area, one 
corner of which 
contained an 
extensive 
labyrinth, which 
SCP-106 
appeared in, the 
opposite corner 
containing a 
replica of 
SCP-106’s 
current 
containment 
complex. 
Terminal data 
described object 
as a “Review 
Test” 


Selected Testing Logs:5 


Input: Slightly altered data on 3 Safe-class objects within 
Foundation custody. 


Result: SCP-3030-1 outputted an error, explaining that input objects 


were "unnecessarily simple". SCP-3030-1 also outputted documents 
explaining containment procedures for said objects.