SCPA-EN-00076 Report

Item #: SCPA-EN-00076

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures:
SCPA-EN-00076 is to be contained in a vacuum-sealed metallic chamber measuring 5m x 5m x 5m, which must be inspected and cleaned regularly. The chamber must be kept in a secure facility with all areas equipped with air filtration and gas detection systems. All personnel on duty must wear fully enclosed HAZMAT suits, with the air tank connected to the facility's ventilation system, and kept under constant video surveillance.

All research and experiments regarding SCPA-EN-00076 must be conducted under strict supervision by a team of Level 3 or higher personnel, with written approval from at least two Level 4 personnel. All investigations on SCPA-EN-00076's properties should be done remotely through remote-controlled devices, including robotic arms, drones, and/or other remote-controlled devices. Physical contact with SCPA-EN-00076 is strictly prohibited and should only occur in a controlled and planned experiment under strict supervision.

Description:
SCPA-EN-00076 is a parasitic being with an ethereal form, invisible to the human eye. SCPA-EN-00076 feeds on various gases, which it extracts from its surroundings. SCPA-EN-00076 can detect the presence of gases and move to their source through unexplained means. The organism's physical properties cannot be observed due to its invisible form, and the only known method to monitor SCPA-EN-00076's activity is through air samples and localized impacts that can be detected.

SCPA-EN-00076's ability to affect the atmosphere poses a considerable threat to human life. When SCPA-EN-00076 consumes a gas, it will leave a hole or emptiness in the atmosphere. If this occurs in a closed, confined environment, such as the interior of an airplane, SCPA-EN-00076 can cause suffocation of occupants. SCPA-EN-00076's movements and behavior are unpredictable and can be fatal if not monitored and controlled correctly.

Additional Information:
There is no current way to measure or quantify SCPA-EN-00076's presence or activity visually. All experiments should be conducted with air samplers, including spectrometry analysis, and other equipment designed to detect trace gas concentrations and atmospheric changes.

SCPA-EN-00076 was discovered after a reported mishap with a commercial airline resulted in the loss of all passengers and crew. A subsequent air sample showed a high concentration of SCPA-EN-00076 in the cabin, indicating suffocation as the cause of death. The Foundation launched an investigation, leading to the discovery of SCPA-EN-00076 and the procedure for its containment.

References:

• Incident report EN-00076-01: Loss of commercial airline Flight 2234
• Spectrometric analysis of SCPA-EN-00076 by Dr. N. Roberts
• Air sample test protocol for SCPA-EN-00076 experiments

Classification level:
Top Secret

Notice:
All personnel, including janitorial and maintenance staff, must undergo training on working in hazardous environments before entering, exiting or maintaining SCPA-EN-00076's containment chamber. Violation of these procedures could result in immediate termination of employment and possible incarceration.

All personnel must wear a hearing protection device before entering SCPA-EN-00076's containment chamber, and intercom systems must be used for all communication. Breaking any of these procedures could result in exposure to SCPA-EN-00076 and strict disciplinary measures.

Record #:
Incident Report EN-00076-01

Reporter:
Dr. S. Marks, Researcher Level 4

Approver:
Dr. J. Anderson, Site Director Level 4