Results: Thirty seconds after initial exposure had 
occurred, automated testing of the petals revealed that 
their hardness, as well as sharpness, had increased, 
reaching 6,500 HB on the Brinell scale. An automated 
toxicology test was then conducted on SCP-143 and 
revealed that the toxicity levels of the petals had 
surpassed any substance currently known. When 
exposed to the living tissue of a Sus scrofa domesticus! 
the toxin caused total cell death of the organism on a 
molecular level. This event took place over 
approximately fifteen seconds of exposure. During this 
process, mitochondrial swelling, cytoplasm vacuolization, 
and swelling of the nucleus and cytoplasm were all 
documented before total death of the cells occurred. This 
level of toxicity is the highest documented of all 
instances of SCP-1100. 

Notes: Due to the results gathered during testing, the 
petals used in this experiment are permanently kept at 
the site of original testing. No further testing with 
SCP-143 and SCP-1100 is to be conducted. 


Item: SCP-2467 

Procedure: A 7 meter long fiberglass boat carrying 15kg 
of SCP-143 was launched from the SCPS Sunderland 
unmanned and remotely controlled by personnel aboard 
the main ship. Upon entering the 5km radius of 
SCP-2467, heavy rain began to fall and wind speeds 
reaching 40km an hour were documented. Waves, 
measuring 4m high, pushed the boat carrying SCP-143 
until SCP-2467 was in sight and the crew of SCP-2467 
was able to attach a line to the smaller vessel. After 
using the crane on SCP-2467 to raise the smaller vessel, 
the ship's crew hoisted the cargo crates carrying 
SCP-143 onto the deck of the ship and began to use 
SCP-143 to reinforce the hull of SCP-2467. 

Results: After three hours had passed, SCP-143 began 


to rot at an accelerated rate. Due to the short period of 
time that this occurred in, the rotting caused severe 
structural damage to the hull of the ship, resulting in four 
large, approximately 40cm in length, cracks to appear on 
the left side of the hull where SCP-143 had been 
integrated. Crew members on SCP-2467 quickly began 
to remove SCP-143, exhibiting obvious signs of distress 
and agitation as they did so. SCP-143, when severed 
from the hull of SCP-2467, was subsequently thrown 
overboard and the fiberglass from the 7m boat was 
utilized in its place. Observation efforts from the SCPS 
Sunderland further reported witnessing the crew of 
SCP-2467 continue to act in a distressed manner 
whenever they approached the hull of SCP-2467. This 
effect continued for a period of twelve hours, after which 
time the crew on SCP-2467 returned to normal behavior. 
No further changes have since been documented. 
Notes: After testing had concluded, petals taken from 
SCP-143 were exposed to oceanic salt water for a period 
of eight hours. Over the course of the secondary 
experiment, SCP-143 exhibited no signs of deteriorating 
and after being extracted from the salt water, displayed 
no signs of obvious wear. Whether SCP-143 hada 
negative reaction to SCP-2467 or whether materials 
integrated into SCP-2467 have an increased rate of 
deterioration is currently unknown. 


Item: SCP-2968 

Procedure 1: Bark taken from SCP-143 was used to 
create a 3m long replica of a school bus. Afterward, the 
item was presented to the SCP-2968 colony. 

Results: The SCP-2968 colony did not acknowledge 
SCP-143. Attempts made by Foundation personnel to 
change this result were unsuccessful. SCP-143 was 
successfully removed from SCP-2968's containment 
chamber without incident. 


Procedure 2: The replica bus produced using SCP-143 
was covered in silver paint before being presented to the 
SCP-2968 colony. 


Results: The SCP-2968 colony immediately took notice 
of SCP-143 and the largest of the SCP-2968 instances 
approached SCP-143. The SCP-2968 instance 
proceeded to attempt to ingest SCP-143 by raising the 
replica underneath its hood before the seam closed once 
more. After thirty seconds, the instance of SCP-2968 
expelled SCP-143 whole and still in tact. No visible 
damage to SCP-143 was documented. Additional 
instances of SCP-2968 attempted to ingest SCP-143, 
however the results were unchanged. SCP-143 was 
successfully removed from SCP-2968's containment 
chamber after steel was provided to the SCP-2968 
colony. SCP-2968 instances that attempted to digest 
SCP-143 produced 20% more waste product in the 
following 24 hours than usual. Metals that were typically 
able to be digested by SCP-2968 were expelled from its 
body, an action atypical of SCP-2968. The expelled 
materials were partially digested, but in all instances, 
retained at least 30% of their original mass. 


Over the next 24 hours, the effected instances of 
SCP-2968 refused to eat and became increasingly 
sluggish, only moving when prompted to by other 
instances. At this time, the effected instances were 
individually quarantined, and SCP-890 was granted 
authorization to examine the instances. SCP-890 
examined three instances of SCP-2968 and determined 
that the hatch on the bottom of the instances had 
malfunctioned due to heavy damage sustained to the 
mechanisms that operate the hatch, causing it to fall 
open periodically. SCP-890 was given access to 
replacement parts for the instances and successfully 
replaced both the hinges and springs that were damaged 
during testing. 


SCP-890 then proceeded to examine the additional four 
instances of SCP-2968 that had come into direct contact 
with SCP-143. SCP-890 determined that the remaining 
four instances of SCP-2968 had partial "stomach 
blockages" and requested to remove the offending 


pieces of SCP-1432. The request was subsequently 
granted. Using standard, steel scalpels3, SCP-890 was 
able to remove the remnants of SCP-143 from the 
instances of SCP-2968's engines. 2 kilograms of 
SCP-143 were recovered during this process, though 
how they were retained by SCP-2968 instances is 
currently unknown. 


After 24 hours had passed after each set of operations, 
the SCP-2968 instances exhibited no further 
complications from testing. Why the instances effected 
by SCP-143 exhibited the same complications, despite 
having varying mechanical issues, has yet to be 
determined. 


Notes: No further testing between SCP-143 and 
SCP-2968 is to be conducted. 


Item: SCP-2849 

Procedure: During decontamination procedures, it was 
found that several rooms within SCP-2849 were 
inaccessible due to the massive condensed deceased 
biomass. After several conventional and anomalous 
attempts to clear it, SCP-143 edged cutting tools were 
requisitioned. 

Results: After several failed attempts, it was found that 
exerting leverage could cause the enhanced tools to 
disrupt the biomass' structural integrity. Sonic generators 
were used to dissolve the structures after their integrity 
was weakened. 

Notes: Research into using SCP-143 as standard kit 
piece for exploration or sample gathering from or into 
anomalous tissue-based structures is ongoing. 


Footnotes 

1. Commonly referred to as the domesticated pig 

2. Due to the lack of documented damage on the replica bus 
constructed out of SCP-143, how pieces of SCP-143 remained in 
the instances’ stomachs is currently unknown 

3. Due to the negative results gathered during the test between 
SCP-143 and SCP-2968 instances, the scalpels provided to 


SCP-890 produced with SCP-143 were not authorized to be used 
during this procedure 


SCP-144: Tibetan Rope to Heaven 


Item #: SCP-144 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-144 requires the presence 
of only one Foundation observer to monitor and issue updates on 
the condition of SCP-144. The Tibetan Buddhist monks who 
maintain the site live in solitude and secrecy. A heavy mist 
condenses around the small mountain that hosts SCP-144, which 
itself resides in a small valley between two greater mountains, 
Mount [DATA EXPUNGED] and [DATA EXPUNGED]. This mist is 
present most of the year and the thin rope itself is only fairly visible 
to the human eye within a distance of 3 km. Air travel within a 70 km 
radius has been restricted with the cooperation of the Chinese 
government. 


Description: Located in a monastery atop a small Tibetan 
mountain, SCP-144 is a thin, taut hempen rope, only 1.2 cm thick, 
attached to a ring of jade bound to the floor of an atrium in the 
temple (known as "Base Camp" amongst researchers). The other 
end of SCP-144 extends straight upward many kilometers up into 
the sky to a yet-to-be-explored satellite in geostationary orbit above 
the Earth at an altitude of about 39 km (over 22 miles away, known 
as "the Summit" amongst researchers). 


Several times a year, a monk of the temple ascends up the rope 
several hundred meters in a ritual of spiritual enlightenment. The 
monks report that to this day, only one person by the name of 
[DATA EXPUNGED] has ever been killed during the ascension. 
Throughout the centuries, several climbers have disappeared, yet 
the monks believe that one day they will return, bringing greater 
understanding and enlightenment with them. 


Carbon dating of rope fibers put SCP-144 at just over 1400 years 
old. Foundation anthropologists believe that the rope and the 


tradition of climbing it began within the rituals of an ancient, dead 
religion before Emperor Songtsan Gampo brought Buddhism to 
Tibet. At that time, it is believed that the rope was several kilometers 
longer. The attendant monks say that the jade ring was added in the 
early 9th century by the Ralpacan to keep seasonal winds from 
picking up the rope and swinging it throughout the country side. 
Several times a year, the head monks untie the rope from the loop 
of jade and reposition the knot. Research has shown that in recent 
years, the rope has moved skyward at a rate of about 180 cm per 
year and is slightly accelerating at a rate of a hundredth of a 
centimeter/year?. With only a few hundred meters of rope left, the 
monks are unsure of what do to when it reaches the end. Some 
hope to add length by attaching separate sections of rope to the 
original, while others believe that new rope won't have the strength 
of the old. 


Research has been unable to explain how plant fiber rope has been 
able to survive 1400 years and maintain such tensile strength at 
such extreme temperatures and conditions of the upper atmosphere 
and space that people are able to climb it, let alone support its own 
enormous weight against itself (all 39 km worth of rope). If the 
Summit is accelerating away from earth, its pull on SCP-144 is also 
unexplained. 


The Summit has only been properly imaged by ground-based 
telescopes, which show the rope of SCP-144 going up and over the 
edge of a large asteroid-like rock, several hundred meters in width. 
Satellites have been unable to picture the opposite ("Dark") side of 
the Summit. It has been reasoned that orbiting satellites are 
designed to image ground-based locations or distant space objects 
at much greater distances than other neighboring orbital satellites. 
Researchers disagree about why images of the dark side of the 
Summit return blurry and unfocused, rendering the dark side 
unknown. 


Addendum #144-4: Several class D personnel were offered 
immediate release if they were to climb to the summit, if possible, 
and return. While multiple warnings were issued by the monks 
attending the rope, no resistance was offered. 


Of the 6 personnel who accepted, 4 returned to Base Camp 


complaining of difficulty breathing and lack of air, 1 slammed into 
Base Camp at terminal velocity, presumably after losing his grip 
from fatigue, and the last has not yet returned. 


« SCP-143 | SCP-144 | SCP-145 » 


SCP-145: Man-Absorbing Phone 


Item #: SCP-145 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-145 is to remain inside its 
room at all times in a .5m x .5m x .5m plexiglass container unless 
being studied. Room is to be thoroughly soundproofed and securely 
locked when studies of SCP-145 are not in progress. Under no 
circumstances shall any personnel come into physical contact with 
SCP-145 without being accompanied and constantly observed by 
one or more other personnel unless conducting testing with proper 
authorization. Any personnel showing signs of intense psychological 
trauma must be immediately escorted out of the containment area. 
Depending on the level of trauma of affected personnel, they may be 
required to submit to consultation with an approved psychiatrist for 
no less than two weeks. 


Description: SCP-145 appears to be a standard 2002-model 
cordless telephone handset of Alcatel brand on its standard issue 
charging base. The charging base appears defaced; all jack inputs 
are sealed with resin glue and the power input to the device has 
been gouged out with an unknown sharp tool. Serial number and 
production date are unavailable as all labels and stickers have been 
ripped off or defaced. The phone rings constantly whether it is on 
the base or not regardless of the lack of power source. Tests have 
shown the battery is removable, and disassembly of the base has 
not shown any effect on the hand unit. The hand unit itself has had 
all the seams sealed, preventing conventional disassembly. When 
answered a female voice speaks on the phone in a voice that shows 
high levels of stress. This voice varies from conversation to 
conversation, but in all cases the voice expresses extreme panic, 
and proceeds to plead with the listener for assistance as she 
describes instances of torture conducted on unknown victims. In the 
background, the listener will hear sounds of violence and 


expressions of pain and anguish. Audio analysis has so far indicated 
at least individual voices over disparate calls. The methods of 
torture implied thus far (judging from the phrases and reactions of 
those speaking at the time of contact) have included branding, 
electrocution, laceration, sexual assault, [DATA EXPUNGED] and 
dismemberment. 


The callers appear to be non-automated and entirely sentient. 
Attempts to trace the call or track down the location of the tortured 
callers have proven unsuccessful thus far. Attempts to block the 
signal of the phone with the use of a Faraday cage have also been 
unsuccessful. 


Research is conducted in teams of at least three (one Class D staff, 
one Class 2/145 audio technician, and one Class 3 security staff), 
with only Class D staff permitted to have direct auditory contact with 
SCP-145's transmissions. Testing has shown that in 100% of cases, 
a subject answering SCP-145 without live supervision will vanish 
without any indications of transportation methods. Video recording 
devices do not show the method of transport; the subject will be 
present in one frame and absent in the next. In case of 
disappearance, the phone will simply fall to the floor. The phone 
does not appear to have sustained damage from any of these falls 
thus far. Subsequent communication with the object has revealed 
that vanished subjects join the group of torture victims. 


Testing Log 

Testing Procedure: All tests will be conducted with D-Class 
personnel. Any issued equipment for the test must be recorded in 
the log. The D-Class personnel will then be ordered to pick up the 
phone. After disappearance of initial test subject the above standard 
research team will answer the phone and record any observations. 


Test 145-A 

Date: \ \ 

Subject: D-145-3749 issued one (1) GPS Locator Device, testing to 
attempt to ascertain the location described at the other end of the 
line. 

Result: GPS rendered non-functional after disappearance of D- 
Class personnel. On following interaction with SCP-145 audio 
technician identifies voice of D-145-3749 has joined other victims. 


Test 145-B 

Date: \ \