SCP-120

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SCP-120 appears to be a small child’s paddling pool, pastel pink in colouration, with an inner diameter of approximately 2.5 metres and inner height of 0.3 metres. The pool appears to have been fabricated from common Earth plastics but has shown itself to be indestructible by any attempted means. The pool’s structure and response to pressure are typical for such a pool (it will flex when pressure is applied and is soft to the touch) but has amazing tensile strength and cannot be permanently stretched or ripped. SCP-120’s most interesting and useful property is used regularly by Foundation personnel. Human beings, when alive and carrying loads (including clothing) under 37.8 kilograms, are observed to fall through the pool, and are deposited at one of 15 destinations.
SCP-120 is an immobile entity confined to its containment cell, and any items that enter the aperture infrequently emerge again. This characteristic makes it straightforward to contain within the Containment I zone.
Upon entry into SCP-120, individuals run the risk of being teleported to various locations throughout the facility and SCP dimensions dependent on the color of the pool itself.
SCP-120 Color Variation	Teleport Location 	
 	SCP-120
(Containment Room)	
 	Maintenance Tunnel Closet	
 	CDC Mines 	
 	SCP 1499
(Dimension) 	
 	Containment X
(Outside of SCP-2006)	
 	SCP-106
(Containment Room)
(VOID / DEATH)	
 	Nuke Shelter 	
 	CDC Tower 	
 	SCP-106
(Pocket Dimension)	
 	Containment II
(Outside of SCP-701)	
 	SCP-2006
(Inner Containment Cell)	
 	Containment X
(Checkpoint)	
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(Dimension)	
 	Containment X (LOWER)
(Outside of SCP-610)	
 	SCP-939
(Inner Containment Cell)	
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