Transfer of SCP-123 shall be made with care, and effort made to 
prevent the object from being shaken or jerked with notable force. 
SCP-123 shall not, under any circumstances, be transported over 
large bodies of water by any method. 


No personnel below Level 2 must be allowed in the containment 
chamber with SCP-123. Any person interacting with the object 
should wear tight-fitting clothing that has absolutely no straps, laces, 
or other dangling components. Persons with long hair shall be 
required to tie their hair back or wear a hairnet. 


Description: Object is a gray geodesic sphere 65 cm in diameter 
consisting of sixty triangles. The areas between these triangles are 
empty, allowing the center of the sphere to be seen. The material 
the sphere is composed of is unknown, and upon the 
recommendation of Dr. __, research into the material composition 
shall be limited to visual observation until further notice. SCP-123 
appears to weigh about 3.62 kg, though its actual mass is believed 
to be much higher. 


The geodesic sphere is hollow, save for the very center. At the 


center of SCP-123 is what appears to be a black sphere, 
approximately 1 mm in diameter. No light can be seen being 
reflected off or emitted from the black sphere. The core also appears 
to exhibit significant gravitational force, which massively increases 
within the confines of the outer geodesic sphere. This gravitational 
force can be measured using sensitive instruments several dozen 
meters away. Within approximately three meters, the gravitational 
pull is apparent to any observer, with dangling objects beginning to 
be pulled towards the sphere. At the surface of the outer sphere, the 
gravitational pull doubles the weight of any object placed onto the 
structure. 


The inner sphere’s qualities are apparent when any small object is 
inserted within the outer sphere. Any such object quickly accelerates 
into the object and disappears. Any liquid poured into the object also 
is sucked into the central sohere. Analysis has shown that light that 
nears the black sphere is curved towards the center. The amount of 
gravity exhibited by the inner sphere at its surface suggests that its 
mass is approximately 1029 kg, though the obvious gravity reducing 
effect within the outer sohere means that its actual mass may 
actually far exceed even that. Note that such a mass would 
ordinarily imply a Schwarzschild radius in the order of 200 meters, 
way in excess of the approximate 0.5 mm actually observed, which 
can be considered further testament to the outer sphere's gravity 
dampening qualities. 


Gases are affected by the gravity of SCP-123, and the atmosphere 
pressure at its surface has been measured at 205 kPa. However, 
gases are unable to penetrate the area between the triangles of the 
outer geodesic sphere. The reason for this is currently unknown, 
and is currently being studied. 


It should be noted that the outer sphere and inner sphere appear to 
act as one — whenever the outer sphere is moved, the inner sphere 
follows. Further research is suggested into the nature of this 
relationship. 


Addendum [SCP-123a]: SCP-123 has been suggested as a 
disposal unit. The researcher currently in charge of SCP-123, Dr 

, is concerned about the structural integrity of the geodesic 
sphere. All requests for disposal must go through Dr __, or request 


a formal hearing with Level 4 personnel. Until further notice, all 
interaction with SCP-123 is to be restricted to experimentation. 
Command personnel agree that further research is needed to 
understand the durability of the outer sphere. 


« SCP-122 | SCP-123 | SCP-124 » 


SCP-124: Fertile Soil 


Item #: SCP-124 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-124 is to be kept ina 

4.2 mx 2.1 mstone pit in its containment cell. The pit is 1.5 metres 
deep. A plastic tarp is to be placed over SCP-124 when not in use. 
Absolutely no biological matter is allowed within one metre of 
SCP-124 when not being studied. An armed guard is to be stationed 
outside SCP-124's cell at all times. 


Description: SCP-124 is a plot of soil approximately 9 m2 in area 
and 14 m3 in size. It was recovered from a Detroit basement when 
authorities were notified of two teenagers growing large amounts of 
marijuana. 


SCP-124 has the ability to grow any biological organism to its full 
potential in a relatively short amount of time (the length varies 
according to the complexity of the organism). Nothing growing in 
SCP-124 requires external nutrients or other resources (for 
example, a tomato plant would not require water or light). Pesticides, 
too, aren't needed, as SCP-124 has a repellent effect on any insect 
or other invertebrates not growing in it. Any food grown in SCP-124 
is reported to be of very high quality, taste, and nutrition, no matter 
what state the food was in before being planted in SCP-124. 


Document 124-1: List of items grown in SCP-124 


The following is a selective list of objects grown in 
SCP-124 during experiments. 


Input - Product of SCP-124 


Tomato Seed - Fully grown tomato plant. All tomatoes 
(12 on each plant) were ripe and juicy. Reported to be 


"Very tasty". 


Small Watermelon (0.8 kg) - 11.1 kg (24.5 Ib) 
watermelon. Reported to be "very sweet and tasty”. 


Grass Seed (1) - SCP-124 quickly sprouted into a lush, 
green lawn within a matter of seconds. Slight dew on the 
grass. 


Small, overgrown hedge - A hedge, trimmed and shaped 
like a dolphin. 


Small, overgrown hedge - A hedge, trimmed and shaped 
like a skull. 


Small Labrador Retriever puppy (Sandy brown) - A fully 
grown, bronze-colored Labrador Retriever in peak 
condition. Currently living with Dr. Church. 


Small Caucasian fetus (male) - [DATA EXPUNGED] 
After killing 6 personnel, the subject was terminated by 
SCP Containment Team. 


Fly larvae - [DATA EXPUNGED] Level 5 lockdown was 
initiated. 


« SCP-123 | SCP-124 | SCP-125 » 


SCP-125: Contagious Reflection 


Item #: SCP-125 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Supports for instances of 
SCP-125 are kept in padded boxes and covered with a fine nylon 
mesh that allows vision through, but obscures the surface of the 
mirror by at least 25%. These supports consist of a polished metallic 
surface (currently silver-plated brass) with no sharp or irregular 
edges, which must imperatively be smoothed out to prevent rips in 
the protective mesh. To further prevent incidents, any person 
penetrating the room where SCP-125 is located must also wear 
such a protective mesh over their face. Metal-plated glass mirrors 
should be avoided for the purpose of containment as SCP-125 is 
capable of moving from the glass itself to the metal surface. 


Any metallic surface in the room must be dulled to prevent 
reflections. As an additional security measure, the room is kept in 
darkness and monitored only via infrared and ultraviolet lighting 
when no experiment is taking place. 


No mirror or comparably reflective surface (including, but not limited 
to, metal-case pens, sunglasses, laptop computers, and glass 
objects) may be allowed in the room outside controlled experiments. 
The SCP may not be photographed or filmed in its unrestrained 
state. 


If any personnel on site, and particularly personnel having recently 
been involved with SCP-125, reports seeing black dots, MTF Eta-10 
and Chi-7 will be immediately put on standby and a level-2 alert for 
potential containment breach will be declared. Individuals 
contaminated will undergo containment protocol 125-b and may not 
return to active duty until the instance of SCP-125 affecting their 
cornea has been rendered completely inert. 


Description: SCP-125 is an apparently sentient "being" that can 
only exist within reflections. 


At rest and viewed up front, it takes the form of a black circle 
17.2mm in diameter resting on the reflective surface. Its first 
anomalous characteristic is that it appears as a perfect circle to any 
observer regardless of the surface's angles, bends, and the location 
of the viewer or viewers. In that regard it acts more as if it were a 
sphere in contact with the surface, but lacking any shadow or 
highlight, and this even where an obstacle, such as containment 
mesh, makes it clear SCP-125 does not extend beyond the surface 
it has "imprinted" to. 


SCP-125 does not reflect visible light or infrared. When observed in 
ultraviolet, however, [DATA EXPUNGED] up to and including [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. For unclear reasons, it also emits a minute but 
measurable and constant amount of X-rays. 


SCP-125 is capable of movement across the surface it currently 
exists on. This movement may only occur across a surface 
uninterrupted by either an angle (the surface must follow a 
reasonably continuous curve) or a non-reflective area. SCP-125 has 
demonstrated incapability to cross scratches and frosted or etched 
areas of a surface. In many instances, however, SCP-125 will 
circumvent these limits by jumping to a reflection to round a corner, 
or between the separate outer glass and silver surfaces of a metal- 
glass mirror (hence the preference for opaque metallic surfaces for 
containment purposes). Although capable of moving anywhere 
along the surface, SCP-125 generally remains immobile in a location 
near its edges if any, and if on a surface that has a specific, 
immobile orientation, will usually remain in the lower right corner or 
its equivalent, even if the item is later moved. 


Any reflective surface capable of displaying a reasonably accurate 
reflection of SCP-125 can host it. So far this has included a wide 
ranges of mirror-quality surfaces, glasses, polished or varnished 
surfaces (such as stone and wood), glossy plastic and even 
undisturbed pools of liquid or polished nails. When reflected by 
another surface, SCP-125 is capable of instantly "transferring" to it. 
However, SCP-125 cannot "survive" on, or transfer to or away from, 
a surface smaller than its own area ( approx. 2.32 cm?). Should it be 


constrained to one, it will rapidly become translucent and disappear 
completely. 


The entity has demonstrated a certain level of sentience and even 
sapience. Despite lacking physical existence, it appears "unwilling" 
to be "touched" directly or otherwise hidden from sight. It will also 
resist to the best of its abilities any attempt at reducing its freedom 
of movement either by "jumping" to another surface or moving 
across its current one very fast. It will also "flee" from perceived 
threats, even complex ones expressed by speech, demonstrating an 
understanding of human communication. How it is capable of this 
and whether it can or wishes to communicate back is currently 
unknown. 


In its normal state, SCP-125 is completely harmless and incapable 
of multiplying. It is, however, perfectly capable of moving to a living 
reflective surface, specifically that of a living animal's cornea. It will, 
in fact, do everything in its power to do so, indicative of a natural 
"desire". Once it has achieved this, SCP-125 diminishes in size by a 
factor of 10 to 1.72 mm in diameter. While existing on the surface of 
a living tissue, SCP-125 becomes capable of multiplying and 
infecting a potentially unlimited number of surfaces, as opposed to 
merely moving between them. This multiplication occurs within the 
cornea, rapidly causing the victim to complain of "seeing dots." 


Past this stage, the SCP-125 infestation will rapidly (within five to 
nine days of initial infection) crowd out the entire tissue, causing the 
eye to go blind, after which stage the cells of the eye and optic nerve 
appear to undergo mass apoptosis, causing a non-infectious 
abscess. Why this occurs has yet to be elucidated. Only after the 
apoptotic stage has run its course does SCP-125 cease being 
contagious. No treatment for SCP-125 infestation is known to be 
efficient beyond keeping the affected eye(s) tightly covered to 
prevent further spread and administration of heavy antibiotics to 
reduce risk of infection. 


Outbreaks continue to occur on an irregular basis, suggesting that 
SCP-125 is either a naturally occurring phenomenon or that it was 
spread over much of the planet at some point prior to the beginning 
of written history. 


For a list of known past outbreaks of SCP-125, see Document 
SCP-125-Delta. 


« SCP-124 | SCP-125 | SCP-126 » 


SCP-126: Invisible Friend 


Item #: SCP-126 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-126 is kept within a 
standard Euclid-class Humanoid Containment Cell despite not 
having needs consistent with that of a normal human or any kind of 
nourishment as this environment has proven the most effective in 
keeping SCP-126 contained. 


In case of a containment breach, acoustic sensors embedded within 
SCP-126's containment cell as well as the entire wing in which 
SCP-126's cell is housed can be used to locate SCP-126. Firm but 
polite verbal requests for SCP-126 to return to its cell are to be given 
until it complies. 


Personnel interacting with SCP-126 must undergo regular 
psychiatric screening and personnel exhibiting emotional attachment 
to SCP-126 must be administered a Class B amnestic and 
reassigned. 


Description: SCP-126 is an invisible and intangible entity that can 
only be identified via sound. SCP-126 is sentient, with the ability to 
speak in multiple languages in a female voice and engage in 
conversation with any subject within range. To date, no method by 
which SCP-126 can be visually detected has been devised as 
SCP-126 does not appear to emit any kind of light, radiation, heat or 
electromagnetic energy. SCP-126 does appear to occupy an area, 
as evidenced by the ability to triangulate its suggested location via 
its voice. SCP-126 also emits sound when moving consistent with 
footsteps made by a human subject wearing high heels with a mass 
of approximately 55 to 60 kg, though no depressions can be seen in 
any floor materials and pressure sensors do not register any kind of 
presence. SCP-126 cannot pass through barriers that would prevent 
a normal human subject from passing (such as a closed door), but 


solid objects can be pushed through the space it occupies without 
any effect. For unknown reasons, SCP-126 will comply with any 
request for it to follow a specific human subject or move to a specific 
location without question, though it may move away afterwards or if 
it is not able to "physically" comply with the request. 


SCP-126 will engage in conversation with any personnel within its 
containment cell, preferring topics such as art, nature and 
philosophy. SCP-126 exhibits knowledge of current topics and 
intelligence consistent with that of a college graduate as well as 
moderate attention-deficit disorder; SCP-126 will regularly change 
language without reason and stray off-topic while conversing without 
warning. Attempts to question SCP-126 about its origin or nature 
have been unsuccessful as SCP-126 becomes confused when 
presented with such questions and will quickly stray away from the 
topic. Despite not appearing to use or need any furniture or 
appliances, SCP-126 will request such items as a bed, dresser, 
mirror and other sundries if not present and is more likely to stay 
within a room if such items are available. 


A small number of personnel exhibit anomalous behavior after 
engaging in conversation with SCP-126, including but not limited to 
believing that they have known SCP-126 for many years and that 
SCP-126 is a close friend or loved one. If not treated, these subjects 
will begin to ignore basic needs in order to continue conversing with 
SCP-126, eventually dying from dehydration or starvation.