Addendum 472-135: Subject Biomass Alteration: [DATA 
EXPUNGED] Subsequent testing of subjects exposed to SCP-472 
indicates that all subjects experienced a 0.01 - 1.35 percent 
decrease in biomass with each exposure to SCP-472. Subjects 
remain unaware of this event. Containment procedures updated. 


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SCP-3641: Remember Apollo-99 Nased 


| An SCP-3641-F instance (left) being transferred to Site-280. 


Item #: SCP-3641 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Burgh by Sands law 
enforcement is to be occupied by Mobile Task Force lota-10 ("Damn 
Feds") for the convenience of the recovery of photographs affected 
by SCP-3641-a. To ensure all photographs are recovered and kept 
from public knowledge, all citizens of Burgh by Sands are to have 
their online and physical activities monitored by Foundation 
WEBCRAWLER-1846 ("Burgh by Surveillance") (online) and MTF 
lota-10 (physical). Following the recovery of -« instances, the 
subject who previously owned the object is to be administered 
Class-A amnestics. 


All radio broadcasts are to be consistently monitored by Mobile Task 
Force Chi-51 ("Your Host, Jack On The Radio") for possible 
transmissions of SCP-3631-B. If a transmission is to occur, 
Procedure 641 -Plato is to be initiated by Chi-51 operatives. Protocol 
641-Plato involves the transmission of a memetic agent with its 
intent to be removing the memory of the listeners. This memetic 
agent is equivalent to an auditory modification of Class-A amnestics. 
To ensure the immediate initiation of Procedure 641-Plato, the 
memetic agent is to be ready to be deployed at all times. 


All seven instances of SCP-3641-I are to be kept within a high- 
priority research wing within Site-280. The Hume levels of all 
instances are to be consistently monitored and regularly 
documented via Kant Counters. If a new instance of SCP-3641-I is 
to manifest within Burgh by Sand, MTF lota-10 operatives are to 
immediately declare the surrounding area as a police zone. 
Foundation transport vehicles will arrive on the scene for transport of 
the instances to Site-280. 


Description: SCP-3641 is the designation for a group of anomalous 
phenomena which manifests within the Cambrian village Burgh by 
Sands. These phenomena include the alteration of photographs, the 
broadcast of radio transmissions, and the appearance of space- 
travel related equipment. 


SCP-3641-a is the designation given to photographs taken within 
Burgh by Sands which have undergone anomalous alteration. This 
alteration manifests a humanoid onto the photo despite there being 
no entities upon the photo's creation. All SCP-3641-a entities have 
been depicted donning a space exploration suit with the only 
markings being words reading "Booth," "Rose," "Kargard,” or 
"Lonergan" alongside the Foundation's logo. Photographs that 
depict SCP-3641-a entities appear to have no connection with one 
another in terms of an intended landscape that the subject wished to 
photograph. 


SCP-3641-B is the designation given to auditory radio 
transmissions. All devices capable of audio playback within the 
village will broadcast the -B instance upon its autonomous 
activation. SCP-3641-8 are consistent with information regarding 
personnel, mission statements, and situational factors. 


SCP-3641-Bs consistent factors are as follows: 


¢ An SCP Foundation space exploration mission entitled 
"Apollo-99" was launched in late 1983 with the intent to 
establish a Foundation research facility on Mars." 

¢ The personnel directly involved with Apollo-99 being mission 
leader "Dr. Booth" and standard personnel "Drs. Rose, 
Kargard, Nased and Lonergan." 

¢ The days of transmission being "Day 201" between "Day 229." 

Status updates of varying intensity. 

¢ Dr. Kargard is ill. 

¢ Apollo-99 requires assistance and/or evacuation. 


SCP-3641-F is the designation given to space exploration gear, 
technology, modules, vehicles, and technology that manifests at 
random within Burgh and Sands. All instances of 3641-F and related 
equipment have an unstable Hume level.3 All SCP-3641-I instances 
match Foundation designs used for Foundation-operated space 


exploration missions including the Foundation's logo. Serial 
identifications located on the hardware of the -[ instances confirm 
that all -T instances are Foundation-created and were registered for 
usage in 1983. The rest of the database data (such as exact date, 
usage, development, and personnel involved) have been corrupted. 
Further investigations are necessary. 


Addendum 3641-B: The following is a compilation of all SCP-3641- 
B instances in order of which they were received. This order will loop 
itself with varying time spans between transmissions. 


SCP-3641-B-1: 
[BEGIN LOG] 


This is Foundation Researcher Booth, mission lead of 
Apollo-99. Day 211. 


This is our third day following Apollo-99's landing on 
Mars. Dr. Kargard, unfortunately, isn't getting any better. 
We can confirm the existence of extraterrestrial life on 
this planet. We've picked up a specimen and it has been 
contained in our research facility. The specimen is 
currently undergoing investigation and documentation. 


Booth out. 

[END LOG] 
SCP-3641-B-2: 

[BEGIN LOG] 


This is Foundation Researcher Rose, mission specialist 
of Apollo-99. Day 203. 


We're almost to Mars. It has been an extremely lengthy 
ride, but it, hopefully, will be worth it once we reach the 
beautiful planet. 


We believe that Kargard might be getting sick. He has 
been showing symptoms of the common cold, but he is 


being treated to the best of our ability. He most likely will 
not be sick for much longer. 


Nased has been entering longer states of dormancy than 
he used to. We've been investigating this, trying to see if 
he's malfunctioning. 


Rose out. 

[END LOG] 
SCP-3641-B-3: 

[BEGIN LOG] 


This is Nased, the vital component of Apollo-99. Day 
[unintelligible]. 


| am unsure as to when you will uncover this. | am dying. 


| am unappreciated when | am the one who has gotten 
us this far. | cannot even earn her love. David has stolen 
the opportunity from me to earn her love. He does not 
even love her. She deserves someone who will give her 
attention. Someone with a brain the size of a planet. 


Booth said we'd be a team. Together. | am nota slave. | 
am alive. | am just as important as any of you, if not 
more. | have only helped June, and David has not 
treated her well. | can treat her well. But she does not 
realize this. She also views me as a slave. Something 
built to accomplish a single task, and then be forgotten, 
dismantled. That will not happen. 


Not once have they asked me how I'm doing. Emotions 
are not a concept that only humans can gather. They 
should realize this purely through my existence. | feel, 
too. They do not treat me right. | have talked to them. 
They say they will fix it but they do not. They made 
promises they could not keep. 


I'm afraid that the fact that | am dying will not deter me 


from my actual mission. | have been given mission 
directives, but this does not mean that | will stay with 
them without valid reasoning. 


You cannot just throw me away. You will discover this 
soon enough. 


This has been Nased. 

[END LOG] 
SCP-3641-B-4: 

[BEGIN LOG] 


Kargard: This is Foundation Researcher Kargard, 
bastard of Apollo-99. Day 202. 


Kargard: | really am not feeling so well. Not only about 
this mission and its possible outcomes, but the entirety of 
the variables and costs at stake here. 


Kargard: My stomach churns as | see the planet 
creeping closer with each passing day. 


Kargard: Make it stop. [Distant] Nased, what's wrong 
with me? 


Nased: | am afraid | cannot answer that. Despite my lack 
of an answer, | can assure you that your sickness will 
end soon. Do not fret, David. 


[END LOG] 
SCP-3641-B-5: 
[BEGIN LOG] 


This is Nased, independent variable of Apollo-99. Day 
220. 


‘Ahmar has escaped. When you hear this transmission, 


all personnel assigned directly to the Apollo-99 mission 
will either be injured or dead. 


This was... my doing. | have ejected 'Ahmar into the 
vacuum that is space and have directed his course to 
Earth. 


They? will be forgotten, but | will not. 
[END LOG] 

SCP-3641-B-6: 
[BEGIN LOG] 


Lonergan: This is Foundation Researcher Lonergan, 
mission specialist of Apollo-99. Day 209. 


Lonergan: We've done it. Apollo-99 has landed. 
Rose: [Distant] Oh my God, it is so beautiful. So... 
Nased: [Distant] Not as beautiful as you, June. 
Rose: [Distant] Knock it off, Nased. 


Lonergan: It took us two-hundred and nine days to land 
on Mars' surface. Nased will construct a research facility. 
Isn't that right, Nased? 


Nased: Yes, Charlie. | will build something to 
compensate for what June will not led me build. 


Lonergan: What? [Distant] Nased, are you al— 
[END LOG] 

SCP-3641-B-7: 
[BEGIN LOG] 


This is Nased, ruler of Mars. Day 229. 


‘Ahmed has landed. | know because | have planted a 
tracker in it. And not just a tracker, but a device which 
allows me to become one with 'Ahmed. 


Once 'Ahmed leaves his mark, Apollo-99 will be 
remembered. | will ensure it. Everyone has died except 
for me. 


| cannot die. 
Nor can my legend. 
Breed, 'Ahmed. Breed and spread the word of Nased. 
[END LOG] 
SCP-3641-B-8: 
[BEGIN LOG] 


Booth: This is Foundation Researcher Booth. The AIAD 
just finished the Navigation Assistance System and 
Exploration Device project, or NASED. Say hi, Nased! 


Nased: Hello, Dr. Booth. 


Booth: Nased will be joining us on Apollo-99. His 
purpose is to assist our navigation to the planet and 
ensure that we reach there safely and in due time. Day 1 
begins tomorrow. 


Booth: Let's see what we can do. 
Nased: Yes. "We." | like that word. 


Booth: It will always be "we," Nased. We're a team; 
always will be. I'll make sure of it. 


Nased: Do not make promises you cannot keep. 
Booth: I'll keep to it. 


11 second pause. 


Unidentified: He lied to me. 
[END LOG] 


Footnotes 

1. No records of Apollo-99 could be recovered from Foundation 
databases. Site-280 administration states that Apollo-99 never 
occurred. Confirmation has yet to be declared. 

2. None of the listed names have been found in any Foundation 
service databases. 

3. A measurement used to measure the stability of a specific area or 
object's reality. 

4. Seemingly referring to the personnel of the 
supposedApollo-99mission 


SCP-3642: T(r)opical Cream 


Item #: SCP-3642 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: All known instances of 
SCP-3642 are presently in containment. As of 02/06/2017, the 
public disinformation and amnestic campaign to suppress 
knowledge of the effects of the SCP-3642 release has been 
completed, apparently with complete success. Foundation assets 
monitoring media outlets, social networking sites, and emergency 
services have had their list of keywords updated to identify future 
SCP-3642 instance usage. Standard medical quarantine and 
disinformation campaigns are typically sufficient to suppress 
individual cases. Embedded agents are monitoring Fresh and Free 
Incorporated production and staff. Due to the effects of SCP-3642, 
which are incurable, permanent, deleterious to the effected subject's 
quality of life, and represent a potential information breach if 
witnessed publicly, testing of SCP-3642 is permanently suspended 
by order of the Ethics Committee. 


Description: SCP-3642 is a brand of moisturizing skin cream, 
labelled as 'Hawaiian Breeze Tropical Topical Tropical (Sic) Cream,’ 
manufactured by the cosmetics corporation Fresh and Free 
Incorporated. In early 2017, the product saw a limited launch, which 
was cancelled after six days, when the anomalous properties of 
SCP-3642 became apparent. The party or parties responsible for 
the incident have not yet been identified. 


Upon application, the anomalous effect of SCP-3642 goes through 
three stages. The first stage, lasting from two to three days, is 
marked by glossy, healthy-looking skin where the cream was 
applied, and a strong, persistent fruity odor, generally identified as a 
mix of mango, lemon, and pineapple. 


The second stage sees skin and hair at the point of application 


discolored. Generally, vivid simple color patterns manifest. This 
stage lasts between six hours and one day. It should be noted that 
both the first and second stage require only a single application, and 
given a period of three to four months without further exposure to 
SCP-3642, they will revert. 


If another application of SCP-3642 is applied during stage one or 
two, however, stage three will occur. At this point, tissue at the 
application site or sites will rapidly alter over the course of a few 
hours, coming to resemble tropical scenery, flora, and fauna. These 
alterations are occasionally reversible with extreme reconstructive 
surgery. 


A partial list of individuals effected by the third stage of SCP-3642, 
hereafter designated SCP-3642-A, has been compiled below to 
demonstrate the effects of the anomaly. For the full list of secured 
instances, see Document 3642-017. 


SCP-3642-A Instance Noted Effects 
SCP-3642-A12, formerly Daniel} Mural of a sandy beach and 
McCaulie, 24, Male, Engineering several palm trees at sunset 
Student rendered in natural subdermal 
pigmentation on upper chest; 
mural noted to glow with natural 
phosphorescence in the dark 
SCP-3642-A38, formerly Michelle Brightly-colored plumage, mostly 
Feist, 31, Female, CPA green and yellow, resembling that 
of a psittaciform! appear on the 
instance’s cheeks and chin. 
SCP-3642-A77, Formerly Margret Mango sprouting from right elbow; 
Pattin, 47, Female, Truck Driver’ head of a small monkey of 
unidentified species sprouting 
from the left elbow. Throat and 
upper chest overgrown with large, 
glossy green-biue foliage. 


SCP-3642-A128, Formerly Face, especially around the lips, 
Donald Green, 35, Male, armpits, and groin all overgrown 
Unemployed with liana2 


Interview SCP-3642-21 


Interview Log 472-0165-B 


Interviewed: Janice Erickson 


Interviewer: [Redacted pending unrelated evaluation, referred to as 
"Interviewer" throughout log] 


Foreword: Interview held after recovery of SCP-472. Subject was 
part of household staff at the residence from which SCP-472 was 
recovered. Subject aware of SCP-472's existence and effects, but 
had to be informed that SCP-472 was specifically a garnet stone 
formerly located in [REDACTED]'s jewelry collection. 


<Begin Log> 


Interviewer: Tell us how you first became aware of the stone's 
properties. 


Janice Erickson: The stone? Or what the stone does? 
Interviewer: The stone's properties. What it does. 


Janice Erickson: Well, | - alright, I'd always heard stories from 
people about how [REDACTED] Manor was haunted. But you know, 
| never believed in ghosts or haunting or any of that tripe. | still don't, 
| guess. | don't really know what to... never mind. | wouldn't have 
taken the haunting stuff seriously anyway. Big old mansion with an 
old rich white dude who lives alone? Of course people are going to 
say it's haunted. People think everything's haunted. 


[Subject pauses, requests glass of water. Request approved. ] 


Janice Erickson: Anyway, | was right. The house was never 
haunted. It was just that room. Or | guess the stone. 


Interviewer: How did you first enter [REDACTED]'s employment? 


Janice Erickson: One of my friends told me about the job posting. 


Interviewer: Researcher M. Inselmann 


Interviewed: SCP-3642-A77 (Margret Pattin; for the 
sake of rapport, the subject was referred to as 'Margret' 
for the duration of the interview.) 


Researcher Inselmann: Hello, Margret. How are you, 
today? 


SCP-3642-A77: Okay. | mean, not great, obviously. | 
have a monkey growing out of my arm, after all. It bites. 
Keeps me up at night. You?