We have covered the scariest SCP Monsters, the ones that should never be released, the
ones that should forever be locked up, and of course, my personal favorite, the scariest
Aquatic SCP Monsters.
However, let’s head over to space, the only thing that scares me more than the ocean.
So today on Top 5 Scary Videos, I’m going to be counting down our list of the Top 5
Scary SCP Monsters That Came From Space.
Before we begin though, be sure to stick around until the end of the video where I’ll be
responding to some of your comments.
And with that, let’s jump in.
5 SCP 1958 SCP 1958 is a Volkswagen Type 2 Samba-Bus,
often referred to as a microbus, which is currently located a set amount of KM’s away
from the Earth’s sun, in a region of interplanetary space near the orbit of Mars.
Now, prior to the establishment of Foundation monitoring, SCP 1958 has been moving away
from the Sun at a constant velocity of approximately 130 KM/h.
Aside from a few minor bumps and scrapes, SCP 1958 does not appear to have received
any significant damage.
It’s also worth noting that the phrases Starmobile and Alpha Centauri or Bust have
been spray-painted in English on the side panels of SCP 1958, with analysis indicating
that SCP 1958’s trajectory prior to Foundation contact would have placed it in the vicinity
of the star Alpha Centauri A in approximately 37.2 million years.
I should also mention that SCP 1958 has undergone heavy mechanical modification, with the interior
cabin and engine compartment having been made airtight, with a small section near the read
doors being converted into an airlock.
The original glass windows have been replaced with a shatterproof acrylic and the exterior
surfaces have been treated with an unknown chemical additive rendering them nearly impervious
to penetration by space debris.
Now, the gas tank has been replaced with a fuel cell which was reported to have not been
developed until several decades after the date at which SCP 1958 is presumed to have
left Earth.
Fishy indeed.
The means by which SCP 1958 left the Earth’s surface is currently unknown, and an examination
of police reports and newspaper archives indicates that several bright lights and sonic booms
were reported by residents of San Francisco on the evening of July 4th, sometime in the
50s, during Independence Day fireworks.
Since a redacted date, SCP 1958 has been placed in a stable orbit of Earth’s sun and is
not currently visible from Earth by the naked eye.
4 SCP 1959 SCP 1959 is an unmarked white space suit,
similar in make to Soviet’s SK-1 model used in Vostok Program with a few minor alterations.
The suit itself appears to be indestructible -- not too shabby.
The helmet’s visor is badly damaged and misted over, preventing any observation of
its interior, so it is unconfirmed who is inside, or if it is even a person.
So far, all attempts to communicate with SCP 1959 have failed, with the subject also being
known to emit considerable amounts of gamma radiation.
As of right now, SCP 1959 appears to orbit around the Earth at a reasonably constant
speed, with the subject’s position varying between Low to High Earth Orbit at any given
moment.
SCP 1959 will ram through any obstacle it encounters, causing grave structural damage.
Now, although the subject is capable of independent movement, it does remain motionless most of
the time.
On the occasion the subject does move, its body language shows signs of extreme distress
and it will sometimes make attempts to break its visor.
There are some recorded instances where SCP 1959 has hovered in place for a certain period
of time before moving off again.
According to observations made to such events, the subject appears to be resisting some unseen
force before being pulled away.
As of the time of this recording, SCP 1959 is yet to be contained.
3 SCP 4420 SCP 4420 is a red Idaho potato with a current
mass of 400,000,000 kg and external dimensions of 150 meters by 65 meters by 55 meters.
SCP 4420 displays the following properties.
1.
SCP 4420 recuperates moisture shrinkage by generating a random amount of solid potato
matter.
During this event, a random Idaho citizen’s drinking water transforms into a starch-rich
potato-flavoured water, granting the ability to commune with potatoes for 3 to 10 hours
upon consumption.
2.
Exposure to visible EM radiation produces potato matter of a randomized form.
The new matter relates to potatoes at various conceptual levels, be that immediate or vague.
3.
SCP 4420 displays an innate immunity to decay.
4.
SCP 4420 consumes food and organic waste within a 2-meter-wide-area.
Any organic matter entering this area transforms into a potato tuber of equal mass, which teleports
into SCP 4420.
At the time of this recording, SCP 4420 has been growing for approximately 22 years.
As of right now, SCP 4420 is currently contained 150 meters from Site-82 in a localized artificial
pocket dimension, housed in Tentative Containment Module 819.
2 SCP 2399 SCP 2399 is a massive, complex mechanical
structure currently located in Jupiter’s lower atmosphere.
Since its visual discovery in 1963, SCP 2399 has been observed to use highly advanced,
antimatter-based weaponry to create special disruptions observable as a large red vortex,
commonly known as the Great Red Spot.
SCP 2399 appears to be damaged, perhaps due to an impact with the moon before coming to
rest in its current position.
It has also been observed releasing a multitude of small, octopoid repair drones in efforts
to repair the damage it has taken.
Some of these drones will remain near SCP 2399, while others will patrol nearby moons,
or deeper into the gasses of Jupiter itself, in search of parts that SCP 2399 is missing.
Despite being damaged, SCP 2399 seems to possess limitless power supply, advanced electromagnetic
shielding, matter-disrupting weaponry, the ability to repair damage done to iself, and
a precise tracking and targeting system.
Due to its location and nature, physical means of containment are currently impossible.
Implanted Foundation agents in major observatories are to contain footage or images of SCP 2399.
An ongoing misinformation campaign is in effect, which has thus far been able to completely
suppress a knowledge pertaining to SCP 2399 from public awareness.
Foundation satellites in orbit around Jupiter are to maintain constant vigilance of SCP
2399’s reconstruction efforts, and make all attempts to hinder that process should
SCP 2399 reach a minimum of 75% completion.
In the event of surpassing 75% or an information breach in the jamming perimeter, necessary
Foundation personnel will engage with SCP 2399.
1 SCP 3003 SCP 3003 is an Earth-sized planet orbiting
HIP 56948, a G-type main sequence star located 208 light years from Earth.
Several anomalies of note are located on SCP 3003, and have been given appropriate sub-designations.
* SCP 3003-1 is a beetle-like organism native to SCP 3003 that parasitizes humans when infected
by SCP 3003-2.
* SCP 3003-2 is an amoeba-like microorganism that infects humans and SCP 3003-1, affecting
the behavior of both.
* SCP 3003-3 is a technologically advanced civilization on SCP 3003, composed of SCP
3003’s entire native population of thirty billion humans.
All are parasitized by SCP 3003-1.
* SCP 3003-4 is a device that enables the creation of a traversable portal between SCP
3003 and Earth.
SCP 3003 is 3% heavier than Earth, and has a rotational period of 30 hours, and orbits
HIP 56948 at a distance of 0.9 AU.
SCP 3003 has a biosphere that is biochemically compatible with that of Earth, though no known
organisms other than humans are native to both planets.
Almost all biological processes found on Earth are also found on SCP 3003.
Genetic analysis of life from SCP 3003 suggests the presence of a single ancestor roughly
3.1 billion years ago, with subsequent life evolving naturally.
This is suspected, but not confirmed, to be the result of some anomalous property of SCP
3003 itself.
The risk of introducing invasive species from one environment to the other is addressed
by current containment procedures.
This has thus far been averted for microorganism; the presence of invasive microorganisms has
not been discounted.
Well there we have it!
Do you guys agree with our list?
Were there any SCP’s from Space that we missed?
Leave us all your thoughts and feelings in the comments down below and perhaps we can
do a part 2.
Before I go though, I just want to respond to a few comments from one of our last videos,
Top 5 Scary Cryptid Stories You Need To Read More About.
Clay Weekley said: “At the dawn of time, when the world began, the serpent gave a gift
to man...all hail Lucy.”
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A Beautiful Twisted Mind said: “Bring back Jack you Pale Demon” ---
DoomMarine 2007 said: “What, no Lucy bloopers?
Damn those are my favorite parts of these latest videos.”
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ScissorMeTimbers said: “Lucy is the only person who can make a turtleneck look good.
Cheers, love.”
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