SCP-3352

Description

SCP-3352 is a 1.4-cubic meter volume of space located on the coast of ██████ County, ██. Since discovery, it has been occupied by a mixture of sand and gravel designated as SCP-3352-1.

SCP-3352 contains a dimensional rift allowing communication with a Class C reality (designated as SCP-3352-2). Any materials embedded in SCP-3352-1 will disappear within 90 seconds of complete immersion. Similarly, materials from SCP-3352-2 will occasionally manifest within SCP-3352-1 and rise to the surface.

Removal of SCP-3352-1 temporarily negates the properties of SCP-3352. However, SCP-3352-1 is replenished at a rate of 25 g per second until it reaches its original volume.

Experiments:

A series of experiments have been performed on SCP-3352, resulting in communication with sentient beings from SCP-3352-2.

These experiments follow the same format: a researcher will place symbolic objects into SCP-3352-1, which then disappear. Later (approximately 5-20 minutes after the disappearance of Input materials), a response is received from inhabitants of SCP-3352-2.

TEST LOG

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Test #: 001
Researcher: Dr. Green
Input: A mixture of lobster, corn, mussels, sausage, and onions
Output: A piece of slate approximately 20 cm by 10 cm. Inscribed on the slate with calcium-based pigments are two images. The first is an image of lobsters and mussels, while the second is an image of a green tree-like object decorated with a yellow sunburst on top. Light blue lines are drawn connecting the two.

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Note: This was the initial discovery of SCP-3352's anomalous properties. Our department clam bake took an unexpected turn. We immediately began construction of Site 3352-A and initiated standard communication protocol and intelligence testing.

Test #: 002
Researcher: Dr. Green
Input: A replica of the slate from the previous experiment, with a drawing of humans replacing the drawing of lobsters and mussels. On the bottom of the slate are depicted the numbers from 1 to 16 in binary using dots and dashes.
Output: A slate with a depiction of the solar system. Planetary positions were marked by various symbols in an unknown script. Each planet was depicted at its apogee. The earth symbol is outlined in green.

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Note: I believe that we are communicating with a sapient entity in our own reality or one similar to our own. The disappearance of objects placed in the sand leads me to the second conclusion.

Test #: 003
Researcher: Dr. Green
Input: An official NASA poster of the solar system, including smaller objects such as the asteroid belt and several dwarf planets. The earth was circled in red.
Output: A slate with a topographical map of the beach in Site 3352. The dig site location is circled in green. An additional cone-like structure is evident in the map of approximately 30 m in height and 3 m in radius. Next to the dig site is a depiction of the same tree-like image as shown in Test 1.
Note: This seems to confirm my previous supposition.

Test #: 004
Researcher: Dr. Green
Input: A topographical map of the same area as the previous output, as measured by foundation surveyors. A small photograph of Dr. Green is attached.
Output: A slate with a highly stylized drawing of Dr. Green.

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Note: I'm having difficulty interpreting this latest result.

Test #: 005
Researcher: Dr. Green
Input: A box with several compartments, each containing the current RDA of the vitamins, minerals, and macronutrients necessary for human life.
Output: A slate with a highly stylized drawing of Dr. Green next to the tree-like figure of tests 3 and 4.

Test #: 006
Researcher: Dr. Green
Input: An entire set of the Encyclopedia Brittanica found in a Foundation storage room in Site 19.
Output: A slate containing a drawing of the Mona Lisa with Dr. Green's face and a fired clay statue of David with Dr. Green's face.

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Note: Requesting transfer.

Test #: 007
Researcher: Dr. Strecker
Input: A topographical map of the beach surrounding Site 3352 with an attached photo of Dr. Strecker.
Output: The same map, but with the photo slashed and damaged and scribbled on in green. A sketch of Dr. Green was added next to the photo and circled several times.

Test #: 008
Researcher: Dr. Strecker
Input: A photo of Dr. Strecker and a sheet of paper divided into two portions, with the left hand side containing the symbols from Output 3, and the right hand side containing the equivalent in English.
Output: A series of slate copies of violent paintings, with Dr. Strecker's face replacing all victims. Paintings included El tres de mayo de 1808 en Madrid by Goya, Judith Beheading Holofernes by Caravaggio, and Garden of Earthly Delights by Bosch. A large reproduction of Dr. Green's original photograph is also included with the face repeatedly circled in green.

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Note: Testing has been put on hold.

Test #: 009
Researcher: Dr. Strecker
Input: None.
Output: Two dead organisms (designated SCP-3352-9-1 and SCP-3352-9-2 respectively). They appeared vagile, with several limbs; however, cell samples had thick cell walls consisting of cellulose. The samples seemed very degraded.

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Note: This was the first instance in which the anomaly produced material independently.

Test #: 010
Researcher: Dr. Strecker
Input: None.
Output: A large pile of what seem to be pieces of organisms (designated SCP-3352-10-1 to 38 respectively). Pieces were separated and analyzed individually. Each piece had ragged edges consistent with damage from a sharp blade. Samples were very degraded, but seemed consistent with SCP-3352-9-1 and 2. A slate was also included with images of Dr. Strecker (chopped into pieces), and Dr. Green (circled).

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Note: I believe that this is a form of threat. We are requesting a stronger security force and will be commencing remote sensing. -Dr. Strecker

Test #: 011
Researcher: Dr. Strecker
Input: A video camera transmitting wirelessly. (Note: transmission ended as soon as the camera demanifested).
Output: The video camera, smashed, together with a document reproduced below as SCP-3352-11-2. The document consisted of English words which had been excised from a printed document and adhered to a slate. Analysis of the excised text gives a 99.9% match to the Encyclopedia Brittanica sent through earlier.

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Note: Official testing is now proceeding through the Multireality Diplomacy Department, in pursuance to document SCP-3352-11-2.