SCP7482s

SCP7482s are a series of anomalous entities that manifest as small, glowing orbs approximately 5 centimeters in diameter. They are typically found in remote, uninhabited areas and are often discovered by researchers or hikers. The orbs are composed of a translucent, bioluminescent material that pulsates at a frequency of 10 Hz. They exhibit no discernible physical properties other than their size and luminosity.

SCP7482s are capable of emitting a low-frequency hum when disturbed, which can be heard by humans within a 5-meter radius. This hum is described as a faint, rhythmic pulsation that increases in intensity as the orb is approached. The hum is not audible to non-human animals and does not cause any physical harm to humans.

SCP7482s are not known to interact with other SCP objects or entities. They do not exhibit any form of intelligence or sentience and are not capable of causing harm to humans. However, they are classified as Euclid Class due to their potential to cause psychological distress in individuals who are sensitive to light or sound.

SCP7482s are contained in secure, soundproofed containers at Site-74. They are monitored by Class-D personnel who are trained to handle the orbs safely. Regular psychological evaluations are conducted on personnel who have come into contact with SCP7482s to ensure that they are not experiencing any adverse effects.

The origin and purpose of SCP7482s are unknown. They are not known to reproduce or decay, and their lifespan is not yet determined. They are not known to be capable of causing any form of physical or psychological harm to humans, but their presence in remote areas raises concerns about their potential impact on the local ecosystem. Further research is ongoing to determine the full extent of their capabilities and potential risks.