SCP Foundation

I like this.

Good work, Scantron. Still wonder what's up with the sun and the nuclear explosions, but I like the implications.

Ah, almost forgot to do this. Thanks to people in several chats for looking this over and helping me get rid of the stupid, particularly Reject who did an especially thorough review of it in a PM.

EDIT: And Roget for the picture.

Very cool to see one of my pictures being used. +1.

SCP-1246 is contained in a cylindrical tank of water thirteen meters in diameter and one meter in diameter.

What? Aside from that, I've got no strong feelings one way or the other. No vote.

with trace amounts of iridium accumulates

Does it have some connection to meteor strikes?

Through an unknown process, a mixture consisting primarily of volcanic ash with trace amounts of iridium accumulates on SCP-1246 at an approximate rate of 30cm/yr.

So, enough ash is generated each year to cover the entire circle to a depth of 30cm. It might be better to state this as the number of cm^3 or m^3 generated per day/week/month/year.

I love this.

I really love this.

I'm going to go try and make an audio file of the sounds SCP-1246 makes now. It'll take me a couple of weeks but it'll be done.

Well done Scantron! I think I shall be adding this to my bookmark of favorites, I really liked it! +111

This is weirdly compelling. I like it.

Also, the current procedure used to collect the ash seems over the top. I'd think that having it be swept every day by level-0 personnel or D-Class personnel would be sufficient. From the description, just wearing a dust filter mask and goggles would be enough protection.