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Lore Name: Gameboy Steam ID: STEAM_0:1:77333894 Rank: Associate Researcher Activity Level: 8/10

Lore Name: gameboi Rank: Junior Researcher SCP: 173 Object Class: Euclid Question / Idea: When testing gets done on SCP-173 it is common to have multiple eyes on the object, however for this test the idea was to have 2 D class susbjects completly alone with the SCP-173. This meant that the shutters were closed and no cameras were used to observe the SCP either. The limit for the test was 2 minutes. Background Research: SCP-173 cannot move while people observe it, but when it is not being observed it has been seen to move at incredible high speeds. when the object meets a subject it proceeds to snap their neck. Hypothesis: With less virtual and organic eyes looking at the subject it can be assumed it will take less than one minute for the SCP to kill the subjects. Observations (What Happened During Test): For this test we brought 2 D class subjects into the scp chamber. Once the D class personell were inside the gates were closed and the testing window shutters were also closed so only the 2 subjects were able to see the experiment. After two minutes only one of the subjects died, the sound of the death was around the two minute mark aswell. Evidence: No evidence was taken since the experiment was performed with closed doors and no windows. Analysis / Conclusion (What Could Of Caused The Results): It could be that having two D class subjects is still too many eyes looking at the scp for it to reach its maximum potential. Was Your Hypothesis Correct?: No, SCP-173 was still affected and significantly slower with only two personell looking at it in complete isolation.

Lore Name: gameboi Rank: Junior Researcher SCP: 999 Object Class: Safe Question / Idea: SCP-999 has been observed to heal subjects but the time it takes the scp to heals has not been completly tested. Background Research: SCP-999 contains abilities that can change a subjects emotions, like changing anger into mild euphoria. it has sometimes been observes that cuts and damage in subjects bodies have been repaired by the scp before. Hypothesis: As it has not been proven how fast and powerfull the healing abilities of scp-999 are, my hypothesis is a comparison of modern medical technology to the scp. normally to cure a wound it takes around a day or more depending on the size of the wound, so the same or less should be expected for the scp. Observations (What Happened During Test): For the test we brought an injured D class subject into the laboratory test room. in preparation we prepared a clock and gave scp-999 the request to heal the subject. Scp-999 then proceeded to heal the subject in a rather fast pace. it could be deduced that the scp healed 10% of the subjects health in 2.34 second intervals. Analysis / Conclusion (What Could Of Caused The Results): SCP-999 is still not fully understood but the test shows the great potential the scp has. This potential means we could increase the speed and power of the heals the scp produces. Was Your Hypothesis Correct?: No, SCP-999 possess great healing abilities that need to be analyzed further

Lore Name: gameboi Rank: Junior Researcher SCP: 330 Class: Safe Question / Idea: SCP-330 includes a tag that warns to not remove more than 2 candies from the bowl. The test would have a D class member remove 3 candies in rapid (1 second intervals) succession to see the effects. Background Research: SCP-330 is not to be tested with dyabetic personell so a non dyabetic subject was used. although gathering more than two candies have been tested before, the speed of the removal has not been completly measured. Hypothesis: depending on the speed of the candy removal it could be possible to avoid the effects of the SCP. Observations (What Happened During Test): The subject grabbed one candy one by one with an interval of 1 second. The candy was not consumed, it was just stored in the subjects pockets. after the removal of the third candy the subjects arms fell to the ground almost instantly and resulted in the death of the subject after a couble of seconds of loosing the limbs. Evidence/Visual Stimuli: Analysis / Conclusion (What Could Of Caused The Results): 1 second intervals is not fast enough to avoid the effects of SCP-330, more tests would require faster movements to prove the hypothesis. Was Your Hypothesis Correct?: No, the subject still lost their arms and their life.