SCP-XXXX: Stuck in Place

Item №: SCP-XXXX

Anomaly Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: Each object is held in a separate storage locker at Site-80. Ambient atmospheric control is not necessary for these units and has been disabled.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a collection of 74 objects of various kinds. Despite their differences, they are believed to be components of the same anomaly due to consistencies in their effects and their shared time and location of acquisition.

Every instance of SCP-XXXX displays a form of perpetual entropic inertia, remaining in an energetic state in violation of conventional thermodynamics. Instances are completely immune to external damage and their components cannot be separated except where noted.

A complete list of SCP-XXXX instances is included below.

Item № Description
SCP-XXXX-1 through -4 4 lightbulbs which illuminate continuously.
SCP-XXXX-5 A corded standing fan which rotates continuously.
SCP-XXXX-6 A television which plays a looping 4-second segment of a ### News broadcast from 2001-12-06.
SCP-XXXX-7 & -8 A pair of bleached plastic window blinds which emit intense light from between their slats (consistent with natural sunlight circa 17:00 pm on 2001-12-06).
SCP-XXXX-9 An open, half-full can of ###-brand beer which remains lightly chilled and carbonated. The liquid cannot be forced to exit the can.
SCP-XXXX-10 A kitchen tap which produces a drip of water every 102 seconds. Each previous drop disappears once the next is produced.
SCP-XXXX-11 A microwave which runs continuously without power. The door cannot be opened. Contained within is a plastic container holding a single portion of an unidentified brown foodstuff.
[6 ROWS REDACTED]
SCP-XXXX-18 through -36 18 deceased houseflies (Musca domestica) which do not decompose.
SCP-XXXX-37 through -39 3 deceased cockroaches (### ###) which do not decompose.
SCP-XXXX-40 A deceased goldfish (Carassius auratus) which does not decompose.
SCP-XXXX-41 A deceased mouse (### ###) which does not decompose. Cause of death identified as blunt force trauma.
SCP-XXXX-42 A loaf of mouldy bread which does not further decompose.
[27 ROWS REDACTED]
SCP-XXXX-60 through -64 4 windows which cannot be opened. Reflections depict the interior of their location of acquisition regardless of ambient light conditions. Reflections on SCP-XXXX-60 feature a ginger housecat in a state of repose.
SCP-XXXX-65 & -66 2 doors which cannot be opened.
SCP-XXXX-67 A small bloodstain on beige carpet which does not dry.
SCP-XXXX-68 A urine stain on beige carpet which does not dry.
[2 ROWS REDACTED]
SCP-XXXX-71 A small desk fan which rotates slowly.
SCP-XXXX-72 A deceased houseplant (Aloe vera) which does not further decompose.
SCP-XXXX-73 A bleached plastic cup half-full of room-temperature water, containing a housefly which twitches every 2.5 seconds. The water cannot be forced to exit the glass.
SCP-XXXX-74 A deceased ginger housecat (Felis catus) which does not decompose. Cause of death identified as dehydration.

Additionally, the following item was recovered alongside SCP-XXXX. Due to a divergence in its effects, it is no longer considered an active instance of the anomaly.

Item № Description
SCP-⁠XXXX-⁠A1 A stereo speaker which previously emitted a continuous high-pitched tone. Displays signs of amateur repair. Following 2026-██-██, all anomalous properties ceased, and the disk tray spontaneously opened. Inside was a non-functional CD with external labelling bleached and unreadable. Analysis suggests it was damaged by exposure to intense sunlight over a period of months.
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