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The way the astronaut remarked how beautiful space is makes me feel like he was totally ready to die at that moment if he failed to evade SCP-096. Truly a hero.
@@DoktorSES erm i pretty sure they would give him the privilege if he's being used as a lure. just remember class-d were "DISPOSABLE", so ofc they'd use them for a risky experiment
@@Mr_ManEditz911 Space is very empty, it'd take millions of years to ever touch anything that could change its movement, and the galaxy moves constantly so even if he does manage to land on something, it may as well be impossible to go back to earth since the galaxy spirals constantly, meaning that earth is also in movement, so it may as well be impossible to come back to it in such an eventuality.
Even in the worst-case scenario--he hits the Moon--you could argue that enough Newtonian Physics would hold that he'd go SPLAT against the Moon before he could react with anything anomalous. And if he SPLATS against anything else, it'll be too far out, it'll take days to years for him to react to anything (if he somehow survives and relaunches from anywhere in the solar system). Having the delay and knowing a path makes things safer (until he learns teleportation, granted).
Ok let's analize the situation way more than necessary: 1)SCP 096 will continue to move at high speed until he meet a cosmic body which is insanely unlikely considering that space is mostly empty so it may just float forever until the heat death of the universe. If he ends up meeting a cosmic doby may be even better because, if we are lucky, he will be trapped in orbit and will never be able to actually land or he may just get hit and pushed in a different direction. 2)let's assume that after a thousand years he finally lands on an alien planet (damn let's assume that he is really lucky and it's been only 100 years).... what happens at that point? The man that saw his photo is dead so 96 won't be enraged anymore so he won't try to jump back on earth (expecially if the foundation did a good job at burning all photos). Even if 96 tried to jump back to earth would he be able to do it? Jumping from a cosmic body to another requires an insane amount of precision and i don't think he is capable of something like that. This containment system would probably work permanently.
scp 096 would try to jump back to earth because its always trying to get to a certain point which i think is mt everest when hes not enraged edit: he'd obviously fail and give up, hell a metal cage can stop him if hes not enraged
they could send a satellite up after him to shoot him into a stable orbit with concentrated gasses, with maintenance just being occasional shooting from the sat whenever it starts to stray from orbit lol
SCP-096 doesn't have an infinite amount of strength nor does he has the intelligence necessary to determine the exact coordinates to jump back into earth. He is fucked.
yeah dont forget that earth is orbiting around the sun, so even if he jumps back in the exact direction the earth is located its very likely he just misses anyway lmao
Considering the massive amount of research and tech the Foundation has, its easy to understand that they could probably have 096 jump from just the right spot, so he could keep on flying through space, without crashing into anything, for maybe the next few millenia or so.
@@ouennichenassim4433 He's already displayed enough knowledge of orbital mechanics to intercept someone in orbit while launching from Earth, so it is entirely possible he is able to target the Earth successfully on his return jump
If he fell back down to Earth he would be reduced to just his skeleton before he rapidly regenerates, gets up, dusts himself off, and promptly kills the dude
@@synkt8759 fax dude, fax. But, The amount of speed that will build up of him dropping to Earth and approximately atleast hundreds of thousands miles away, would make him into a 1000000 degree fireball and just burn him up. And how would 096 even get down there in the middle of the Milky Way? Also, I don't think he can regen ( tell me if I'm wrong, haven't really looked into SCP for like 6 months ). Once 173 got him down, ( search up 096 Executed Test on YT ) he couldnt even get up while the MTF, RRT, and ISD gunned him down.
Nah, there is no way he would be able to turn around. he would just drift in space and likely fall towards the sun and be stuck there. If actual physics is applied to SCP things, many of the indestructible things can easily be dealt with.
@@FuImaDragon depends on the speed he was going, just because it looks like you're out in space with Earth below your feet doesnt mean you're out of the atmosphere, most likely he eventually slowed down and started his descent like a couple days later
Probably part of MTF Gamma-4. Space Ops focused MTF. Transport the 096 Containment unit and let it out. THen this guy does the routine with the photo. Rest is history. Oh, and contact the O5 Council so that Dr. Dan's termination order can now be enacted.
I couldn't help but imagine the astronaught, right after the end, turn slightly to the right, and see a couple of kerbals floating next to him giving a thumbs up.
Kerbals are especially vulnerable to 096, due to the fact they cannot close their eyes and have a very wide field of vision. They should be employed by the Foundation to contain 173.
And with that 096 became the immortal snail of the scp universe. He is currently drifting through space with no ability to turn around on his own, but you better hope he doesn’t touch anything, an asteroid in the kuiper belt, another planet, a comet, the second he touches something else, he’s coming back. Now you might very well be dead by the time that happens because space is unfathomably large, but one day, he will be back, and all those poor researchers who had seen his face thinking he had been dealt with are gonna have a real bad day
Not Really if he can’t kill something he gives up after it’s proven he can’t that’s why he stopped fighting 096 so as soon as he realizes he gives up also old age
@bostonblaster uh, there was a time they launched it into the sun. They decided to look at an image afterwards and the SUN started moving towards Earth. It doesn't obey the laws of physics at all.
I like how everyone perfectly accepts that not only does he have the ability to jump with such power that he manages to reach escape velocity to hit the Astronaught but he also telepathically knows if someone's witnessed his face, yet the idea of him being able to ignore Newton's Laws is just completely outlandish.
is't the whole point of the scp, that no matter how far away he can just blunt force his way to you. as long as he has a surface he can use to move on he will get to you.
@@thelordgamer8707 I mean yeah this won't permanently deal with him but assuming he won't run into anything to jump back to earth for a long time this is a fairly decent way to "contain" him
We're going to discover a new planet full of life, only to realize that we inadvertedly decimated half of it's population because of an eldritch horror that came from our planet.
The really sinister thing for me is that the SCP is clearly smart enough to know that even at that insane speed, it has to aim a little into the astronauts orbit to actually reach him. Its not just incredibly strong, its smart too
So.... it's entirely possible that 096 knew it could miss, and instead targeted something behind the astronaut, like the comet belt or something it can use to jump back to Earth. And in a few dozen years, when the SCP facilities no longer see 096 as a threat, it makes its way back to Earth specifically to kill that guy, resulting in tons of people seeing 096's face. No wonder this isn't official canon lmao
@@zepharephic5381 yeah but 096 has never shown the ability to think strategically, he always runs to the target and kills it, he always runs in a straight line to the target, so he would just try to reach the astronaut in a straight line so not what happened in the vid, jumping to where the astronaut would be like in the video wouldn't happen and if it did, the fondation would have placed the astronaut in such a way that when 096 misses it won't encounter any celestial object or at least as few as possible
@@FTN_Ale 096 would absolutely account for orbit, that's just basic logic and it has an innate sense of a victim's location, but it can't use complex tactics like planning against this
well i be seen some people say that he can trust himself as fast as the speed of light like he was fukcing saitama so , i dont ever think he can basic logic so he would always end up missing the astronaut
@@paladinboyd1228 probably not but we don't really know, just saying it twice because I like the idea, but an SCP 096 style monster would make a great episode, are there any episodes like that?
Question: A D-class sees a picture of 096, then answers a call from SCP-145. What happens? Tracking 145’s victims has always failed, but 096 always knows where its victim is. If 145 takes its victims to a physical location, what will happen when 096 gets there? Experimental logs show 145 can be fought for a time, so how would it deal with 096?
@@weedGato it's also possible that 096 considers them dead already, from my meager understanding, not many SCP's are willing to confront each other especially the violent ones, it's also likely that crossing dimensions invalidates the specific target entirely.
I don’t think so because without any form of propulsion you can’t turn direction in space. 096 would just go into its enraged state but stay in a forward velocity.
@@UnidentifiedGecko He could expel his organs hard enough to push himself back, though he is canonically considered non-sapient so I doubt it would know to do that.
A lot of people are surprise pikachu facing over this, but let's be honest. A lot of the foundations problems could be resolved if they just launched their more dangerous SCP objects out into space. The fact they don't do this is just something we have to be willing to suspend our disbelief towards.
I usually just assume that most SCP canons have something like SCP-1548 going on that makes space inherently too dangerous to explore. (I think that number's right. The title is "The Star, The Hateful.")
This is because SCP purpose is containment, not destroying the anomaly. It's mostly a research secret institution rather than destroying stuff. They obviously do it sometimes, but when containment is impossible and could potentially risk mankind. SCP-096 is euclid, so it won't move from the box as long as nobody sees the pic. However, "cannonically" SCP-096 is requested for termination ASAP, so this video is very likely.
@@sbritorodr I'm aware that in the case of most SCP objects, the Foundation does not want them terminated. However 096 and 682 are exceptions, and it is unusual that this hasn't been attempted, even though this would be the easiest and most effective method of getting rid of them. There is little chance any of them will return to Earth once they have achieved escape velocity. Heck, the vacuum of space might even be a good environment for trying to kill these entities. It's been stated in 682's article that its ability to regenerate and grow is dependent on the matter it consumes. Might be similar in 096's case too, though it's unstated. Put them in an environment where there is no matter to consume, they'll be unable to grow anymore, and regeneration will be limited to materials with in their own bodies.
@@xxfalconarasxx5659 Given the nature of the SCP literature project, who knows, maybe there is a SCP story about it. But yeah, space is the solution most of the time.
As long as 096 was launched in a direction where he'll never land on something. Or at least not for a good 50 to 70 years, it's likely the man who saw his face will die leaving 096 no reason to return if we find all the photos of him on another note, we could just put a D-class in the suit and kill the guy after 096 has passed. Cuts out the 50 to 70 year waiting time.
Now that I think about it, why don't they just put him in a rocket and send him to space? If 96 is such as problem, then why not sending him somewhere where he isn't a problem for anyone?
@@Otherface if I recall...this was addressed! The first problem is resources. It is highly unlikely that the SCP foundation has its own space agency. The second problem is the SCP foundation itself: "secure, contain, protect." Yep. Not joking. They use that old excuse to not throw 96 into space or some kind of other realm. "Just in case".
This is not necessary. I'm surprised how many people don't know how the gravity of our planet works. Only there was no sense in it, and the astronaut is already dead in absentia. Actually, he'll be back. Are you aware that even the International Space Station experiences gravity at 9.8 g. The same as on Earth. You will see SCP 096 on the surface of our planet again very soon.
@@MrVigill no he didn't, the guys in the comments are thinking about the SCP096 Termination video but it's stated in the start of the video that it's not cannon, it was just a fan take on how the termination would happen. But, SCP096 IS awaiting termination and the doctor who is in charge of his termination had a set amount of time to do so before getting executed for reasons, that part is cannon
@@dr.cheeze5382That's logically and physically impossible, the solar system exists because earth and other planets are gravitationally attracted to the centre of the sun which happens to have the most of gravitational force. " Sun accelerating towards Earth " is not but a joke giving a good laughter to the educated.
This just makes me think of all the other galaxies that came up with this same solution to get rid of their SCPs. One day, the earth is in the path of a once-tricked SCP. You know the drill.
space is extremely space-y ( bruh ) so he would end up falling into a black hole or a star if this isnt the very last time 096 feets touch the surface of a solid celestial object
Wait, assuming SCP-096 will not die in space and would likely be out there longer than the victim's own life. What happens when SCP-096 doesn't kill it's target, but natural aging does? Would it simply just no longer be in a vengeful craze? Or would it simply be eternally and unknowingly angry towards a person who no longer exists anymore?
Seeing how it is blessed with omniscience, it should be able to sense that the target which has inhabited the mental image of it is now no longer vital
Scp-096 will know when it’s target is no longer living whether it was by 096s hand or not And upon sensing his target is dead he will exit his rage state
At this point 96 is either thankfully toward that guy getting him away from humans.....or angry for a good reason....that dude made him go into space on a million year travel
096 then proceeds to violently diarrhea rocket his way around space, kills the astronaut, and lands back on earth, but not before half the planet looks up, sees the spec that is him, and and a world ending event occurs.
The astronaut looks to be around how high the ISS is which is 402km, and 096 has traveled to the astronaut in around 14 seconds assuming it was right beneath him, so 096 was moving at around 29km/s which is around 18km/s faster than the escape velocity. Assuming the foundation did the right thing of getting the astronaut to be around the prograde of Earth (I think that's what it's called) using Earth's speed around the sun, 096 would orbit the sun at 58km/s, which is 16km/s higher than the escape velocity of the Sun at Earth's altitude. That bitch is going interstellar.
@@dcninjaadventures5755 He would probably fall to the center of the sun. I'm wondering if a gigantic pressure and 15 million celcius temperature would kill him.
I want to assume this is the talk that was done in the meeting before this operation happened. One of the guys came up with the idea and the other one said this.
Eh, it's too risky. A lot of our space faring tech isn't reliable enough to be trusted with something like, say, nuclear waste. The idea is great on paper but all you'd need is one waste rocket to fail and then you got yourself a bigger problem.
Do you even know how much danger certain objects in space can propose to all station, satelites, rockets? When even a tiny Bolt is lost in space during some operation, it Will get tracks by NASA to avoid hitting it! That tiny Bolt can destroy the ISS if it hits it. NASA keeps all station at least 50km away from any free flying objects. And recovering them is almost impossible, they Just wait until they slow down and burn in the armosphere (they slow down because there still is a bit of "air" - in vacuum there is about a million of random molecules).
Unfortunately, due to how gravity works, whenever you launch something out, it enters an orbit that will one day hit the earth again. Launching any SCP to space means it crash landing somewhere in the future
@@larry8437 Yep, you are absolutely right. But once you enter "escape velocity", you are put into a huuuuge orbit, that could take years or centuries to loop back onto earth, similar to how comets work. The only way to break the orbit, is by getting trapped by another planets gravitational force. So its a bit reversed. "If there are no external forces", it WILL eventually return. If you want it to never return, you must put it in an orbit, that will clash with another planet, or the sun. (Or have propulsion systems, to maneuver out)
Honestly the "fire it the fuck into space" would work for quite a lot of scp's. Most would take hundreds if not thousands of years to ever be a problem again, with some applied astrophysics- many could be set on a course to never hit another known object in the observable universe and while not secure or protected- they would most definitely be contained.
If hes jumping straight up, he'd fall back down due to gravity in a few minutes/hours. If he jumped at an angle to reach orbit, hed eventually be pulled down in a few months.
Im replying to both this comment and the person who replied. 096 appears to be able to exponentially increase it power to reach its target as seen in the encounters it has had with 343. 096 clearly did not jump into orbit, and anyone who thought for more than a second would remember that the earths gravity does not reach very far, and that if 096 jumped with enough strength, which he clearly did to reach the astronaut, that 096 would eventually leave the earths pull. Ergo he would drift forever. This reminds me of the time I saw someone correct another person who used "your" in their sentence, and corrected to "your're" in that case, "your" was correct.
@wingsoffire2588 based on what we see of the earth from the astronauts perspective, the astronaut is in Low Earth Orbit. About 1200 miles up. 096 could jump 10 times as high to geostationary orbit (22k miles) and still get pull down.
@@BullmooseBeerTalks I suppose, although 096 is not very intelligent, and there is a good chance he completely overestimated the strength needed to reach the astronaut. There is a 50/50 chance I say, so we are both right in some sense.
I'm curious, so let's run the numbers LEO = 160 - 1000km for generosity's sake (and math simplicity), let's assume 1000km time to target = ~14 seconds if we are to ignore air resistance the escape velocity would be about 11.2km/s surprisingly the difference between being in orbit and a non-orbital direct ascent is rather small approximately 4km/s at most so we can assume that 15.2km/s is our targeted velocity to escape Earth's gravitational pull to the point that it would be ineffective. assuming a vertical jump we can use the formula. velocity = distance/time V = 1000km/14s V = 71.42km/s (257,112km/h or 159,762mph) this means 096, without air resistance would leave Earth's gravity with ~56.22km/s to spare. this happens to be enough velocity to perform gravity slingshots around several planets in the known solar system, excluding Jupiter (59.5km/s) and the sun(617.6km/s). interestingly the heat generated from 096 on launch would be impressive, as re-entry heating mostly takes effect within 100km of the earth's surface, in total it'd be in the atmosphere for ~1.4 seconds. Due to the lack of any idea as to what 096's mass is, calculating it further is mostly impossible, however, we can assume that the air resistance acting on it would be in the range of around 2.2 GN making it impossible for it to even leave earth atmosphere due to the sheer resistance if we were to continue calculating we'd get to the point where it could get pass air resistance and still have the velocity it had as it passed the astronaut would be, quite frankly ridiculous. I'm not going to do that math for heat flux predictions but you can imagine the plasma barrier that'd generate from such speeds. There is a chance I done the maths wrong at some point, so feel free to fact check it and let me know.
This would actually be terrifying to live with. As soon as you return back to Earth you’re going to worry every day if 096 will ever find his way back, the worst part is not knowing when it will happen, or if it will ever happen.
Sir space is empty and the earth is orbiting around the Sun along with Sun orbiting the Milky Way Galaxy, there's no way 096 is going to come back unless he has a precision of a god's
@@KarlMacmillannhe had the precision to, not only, know he's been looked at through a photo by a guy floating in space, but to jump so fast out of orbit; in a straight up form while earth is spinning and the man is moving at his own pace too and if the target hadn't moved would have indeed got him. I think he has god precision.
@@zepharephic5381what’s the easiest way to hide scp 1? Put it under a different Id. Scp 184 IS the true scp 1 (if you’re following that canon atleast)
the foundation also could have also made scp 096 slightly less of a threat by permanently strapping and solid metal box to his head so nobody can see his face directly while they work to get rid of all the photos
I actually always wondered if an antigravity chamber would work for containment, since any attempt to bash through a wall would just result in him pushing himself away from the wall.
For the first wall, sure, but then 096 would simply propel itself at the opposite wall with enough force to break through it. If The Foundation could keep it in the center of that - I'm imagining a - sphere with a net 0 velocity, and make sure it DOES. NOT. MOVE. EVER. then yeah, that could work.
@TÁKGamer2002 Simplier: Antigravity chamber with complete depressurization. While hovering in the middle he will not have anything to push from. Not even air molecules. On the other side, he can chew away his parts and throw at high velocity to try and gain velocity himself/damage the chamber.
@@calluxdoaron1903 i don't think he could, because his bones are canonically indestructible, and he's too malnourished to use flesh; but then again, it might be a sort of nemean lion scenario, where only he has the strength to break them; but that seems unlikely.
Ah, if only this would work. Unfortunately the one time they tried this, 096 couldn't reach the guy, so he just started murdering everyone else around him, so the guy in space had to commit suicide to prevent 096 from killing every person on earth.
Yeah it is easy when you have critical thinking bud, most of you dumb kids stopped at “let’s send him into space” and not once thought further about the location and direction especially conditions.
@Endertoxin Then what about his fight with scp 173? Scp 096 was described as having many injuries and clawing at its own face since it couldn't kill 173. Or is it a separate timeline case?
@@primalryquaza the test only proved that 096 couldn't kill 682, nothing to do with how unkillable 096 other than knowing that even 682 couldn't do it
It’s been forever since I’ve read up on SCPs, but I know that it doesn’t always get its target. In the event that it doesn’t, it will simply stop *eventually* and cry. Basically there’s situations where it can’t reach the thing that looked at its face
Definitely not enough speed to escape Earth’s sphere of influence like others have suggested, but that would be one SPICY reentry for 096 when he falls back down. I don’t think even he could survive that.
That is most likely the actual scenario. By sending himself into space it gained a very high inertia value but it can’t slow down because it’s in space.
@@bertberw8653 That's not how it works. For 096 to be able to get up to where the astronaut was, he had to reach escape velocity. Doing so gives himself enough speed to counteract Earth's gravity. In the vacuum of space, with nothing to slow him down. 096 will continue to travel at that same speed indefinitely. And no, the Earth's gravity is not stronger than we think. Its 9.8 m/s. That's an indisputable fact. Using simply math, and an objects mass you can easily find how much gravity it has.
@calirs5120 you're mistaken. Based on the size of the earth in this video, that astronaut is in LEO at best. If 096 jumped straight up to get to that point, earth's gravity would pull him down in a few hours. If he launched himself at an angle, he'd orbit for a few months before air resistance eventually slowed him down enough to deorbit. I order to actually escape earth's gravity you'd need to reach a point where the gravity of a different heavenly body is stronger.
@@BullmooseBeerTalks That's again, not how it works. When trying to leave the gravity of a planet. One must acquire enough velocity to counteract, and over come the forces of said gravity. The Earth's velocity needed is 11.2 kilometers a second. Or about 7 miles. This is known as escape velocity. Which is also the speed needed to simply put an object into orbit. And escaping a planet's orbit is as simple as accelerating fast enough to get out of orbit. There isn't any other source of gravity needed to be able to do it. All you need is enough propulsion. Once you reach escape velocity, the Earth's gravity is not strong to pull you back down. And that is the speed 096 would need at the minimum to get to where the astronaut was at. So again, with nothing to slow him down, because he already has enough velocity to counteract the Earth's influence, 096 would simply continue to drift off into far space.
needed to wait until he left the atmosphere so he couldn't affect his trajectory at all via a change in air resistance on one side by swinging his arm out or somethin
Tbh, i think a d-class couldve been even more suitable here, but as a sacrifice instead; 096 would continue into space even if it hit the person, but now theres much less chance of it returning to earth in the future to finish this (still very brave) man.
Im just trying to imagine the absolutely insane force scp 096 will input into the ground to jump that high from a standstill, must have made the ground splash like water or something
Yeah makes you question how much actual velocity you could get out of physically pushing off of the earth before your legs start sinking in like its water and you lose traction
he will most likely make atoms sized black hole sinking his very feets onto the ground rather than be able to ever propel himself fast enough to reach earth escape speed in a amount of time that short
I have a question, if 4 pixels in the photo were enough to provoke it, then will there be enough distance in orbit for everyone who looked up at that moment to become new targets? If so, then as soon as he stumbles upon a cosmic body and pushes off from it to go back. It would be quite deadly
what if someone from the ground happened to look at the picture floating about in space? (Assuming the astronaut was careless enough to leave it there)
No because he always heads in a straight line towards the person who saw him and the sun and earth are in constant motion, unless he can make extremely precise calculations to calculate the trajectory of the earth and the time it will take for him to reach earth (in which case I’m wondering who made him a fucking astronomer) he’ll spend the rest of time jumping from distance cosmic body to distant cosmic body for all of eternity as he just angrily floats through space with no chance of ever making it back to earth
@@CodyStriker wtf and that actually sounds like something the foundation would do (unless the person being terminated is an asset to the foundation, which the guy in the video clearly isnt) edit: hold on would scp 096 even be able to achieve escape velocity..actually you know what who cares
That works as long as there are no more photos of 096 left on Earth and as long as he’s not in the range of vision of anyone on Earth, even a small photo that had 096 as only a few pixels on a snowy backdrop was enough to set him off, so he’d best be locked inside something in space or in a prison on a celestial body
@@M3G4T3RR4 Yes, ideally what you'd do is put him in a shuttle and just send it off to space. My comment was mostly just stating what would happen for this specific scenario As for photo-wise, that'd be a containment issue for the Foundation... And as you mentioned regarding vision, what would count for him to be triggered by someone back on earth?
Nice animation! I feel that if 096 can bend physics laws like breaking through unbreakable reinforced containment, diving accross entire oceans in a glimpse, propelling himself at escape velocity out of Earth's orbit, or surviving in the vacuum of space, he will also find a way to revert his trajectory in zero gravity and turn back towards Earth. Like most SCPs, he's not bound by known physical laws.
Wrong, he still follows the rules of physics and mortal strength, because he cant just teleport through a wall, he has to break it. I'm thinking he can just propel himself with his own breath or something if he were to get himself stuck in space.
I wonder if the same concept can be applied to SCP-173. Given that it may only be able to move if there’s something to push off of even if it doesn’t really push in any way.
They can definitely do that, but the reason they haven't is because they still need to understand how the object works to counter possible objects that is similar to 173. Also there are certain objects that has severe consequences if they were apptehended or destroyed. So sometimes it's best to leave it alone or contain and secure it.
@@coolice5786 SCP-173 isn't that hard to contain anyway. If cameras and constant human surveillance didn't work, they have little eyeball SCP's (forget their number) that can watch it anyway at all times without blinking. So I agree with you strongly, it's one of those things where its really not worth fucking around and finding out.
@@zepharephic5381 Exactly, cause you never know what's gonna happen. Like the tale of Insect Hell. Where the entire world was destroyed and they had to use SCP-2000 to reset the world. All of that because the foundation underestimated and failed to contain a single anomalous bug
I don't know how high above the Earth's surface the astronaut is at, but can we all agree that the Shy Guy has some sick knees to be able to reach the space man in only 15 seconds?
@@CramcrumBrewbringer thats something i had'nt considered, but if im going to be honest, this whole video is kinda unrealistic and not a good source of measurments
Really cool scenario ! Could have been a fun little jumpscare if at the last second it crashed into him from above, or the comms said "he is entering orbit". But very cool
With all the power the SCP foundation has, you'd think they'd just throw all these SCPs that they wanna kill into the sun, or into space, y'know? Like, surely 682's regenerative capabilities can't out-preform the raw power of the sun. And if 096 gets thrown out into space or ends up in a black hole or something? I don't care how physics defying he is, he aint coming back.
or they can..... assuming the scp foundation have the tech to travel 1000 light years at the speed of like we could send him to Sagittarius A and well nothing can't escape it we don't know for show what will happened even light can escape it but number 1 he gets sucked in and crosses the event horizon for 096 seconds for him might be decades on earth because it bends space time it self so 096 is gonna be turned into atoms once the black hole like explode idk that part number 2 he end sup in a 5 dimenchn reality and most likely never return back number 3 he travels to a different universe and like number 2 will prob never come back to are universe because we don't know if this us true there are infinitely amount of universes number 4 he ends up in a void forever. this cases are prob not gonna happened to 096
If you guys are wondering why this isn’t the actual containment method for scp 096, it’s because that same scp has saved the foundation’s ass a few times
@@tutel9496 idk but they have pictures of a dude so shy that he will do anything to reach you. I can already imagine this could be used to eliminate other dangerous scps
They used 096 to effectively kill SCP 4666 the Yule Man. A scientist who survived the Yule Man's slaughter as a kid lays out a trap for him. As soon as 4666 kills the scientist, he pulls out a photo of 096 and slaps it on 4666's face. At that moment, 096 bursts through a container nearby and goes to town on the Yule Man.
While this seems like a great way to get rid of 096, you have to remember it will do ANYTHING to get to its targets Therefore- 096 would probably rip some flesh or organs out and throw them in the opposite direction until it had enough speed to get to the target
Well, he travelled from earth all the way to space in 15 seconds Considering that the astronaut is on the same orbit as ISS which is about 408km, 096 was going 27.2 km/s which is faster than 3rd cosmic speed. I dont think it has enough organs to stop itself at this point lol
This is legit foolproof when you consider that it’s actually extremely unlikely for you to hit anything if you just randomly launch yourself into space
The GOC: "Yeah, that." The SCP: "Nono, we need it to slaughter GOC agents." They actually do use embedded images of SCP-096 as a pseudo-'memetic' defense, where regular memetics don't work, provoking *shy guy* might.
somebody calculated the speed in a different comment he is going faster then the suns escaoe velocity and i qoute from that commenter ''that bitch going interstellar''
@@049_plague_doctoryeah but the animation isn't consistent with that calculation so it makes more sense to assume that a lot of waiting was cut. There's no compression heating of the atmosphere, and the amount of force 96 would have needed to jump that high would have been a lot more than the surface he was on could have handled. Moreover at that speed and at this scale of shot 96 would likely not have been captured for even a single frame as he passed the astronaut. No, 96 was going maybe the speed of a car on the highway and is definitely falling right back down.
@@GerryRRif he was going the speed of a car on the highway he would never have made it that high wtf? It's called escape velocity for a reason, you need to be moving at that speed to escape the gravitational pull of the earth. Going at around 100 mph for example isn't gonna get you out of the Earth's gravitational pull like they were displaying in the video.
Also as for the surface he was on the calculation takes away that factor. Not every single thing a fictional character does is gonna be consistent with reality.
Problem: as we know, you dont really need to see his face and understand it to enrage him That means, as long as his face is facing towards earth at some point which is very likely as he was spinning, EVERY person who looks up at the sky will have him in their line of sight. This means that if he ever lands on a celestial body hes gonna be pissed because by that point nearly every living being on earth has seen him at some point. Maybe it doesnt work like this but if you can see his face from 4 pixels, you can see him from soace
Let me ask you this; Can you see a rock on the moon from Earth without specialist equipment? No. Of course not. During their life, the average human will look in any possible direction. That means that at some point, all humans would've looked at SCP-096 in one way or another whilst it was in containment. You have to physically see 096's face for it to become enraged whether by video, photo, or seeing it in person. Once 096's distance from the Earth's surface is sufficient enough, it would no longer be visible without specialist equipment. Meaning it's face wouldn't be visible and therefore it wouldn't be enraged. Maybe a few humans saw it's face as it jumped into orbit, but by then, it's too late. 096 has already reached escape velocity. Pictures, videos, and seeing him in person are the only recorded ways that 096 will become enraged.
Did everyone miss the fact that 96 used the earth rotation to its advantage and "curved" towards the astronaut? It is technically having an alongtrack velocity now, if not, the radial velocity will contribute to the alongtrack velocity which will either put it in orbit or have a parabolic path to reentry. Possibly both. Best would be to have an ever-thrusting system attached to 96 before jumping and just when it is closing in on the astronaut, the thruster should fire in full thrust mode, accelerating it instantaneously to deep space. Then self destruct.
I'm really glad there's an actual story where the scp doesn't have some bullshit level of invincibility and has a weakness that enables it to fail at least once
A lot of people saying "even if you launch 096 into space everybody that looks up will still see him", well, why not just put him in a near indestructible crate and send him into space using a rocket or something? Easiest way to rid of our problems with 096.
They saying wrong. To trigger his rage mode you have to visually acknowledge him. Well, i mean your peepers have to “detect” him. So if he is so far away nobody can see him visually, even if they look in his direction, he wont rage. Same goes with 96 and room full of dense smoke or 96 covered behind several layers of cover and so on.
Given how many SCP's could reasonably be disposed of by not having them on Earth, I'd have to guess they have very few if any. My headcanon is the SCP foundation simply does not have the budget, ironically because they're spending so much money on the current containment procedures.
Sure. IF. Which is really unlikely. I don't think the people in the comment section truly understand how vast, and large space truly is. Even at the speed of light. It takes the Suns rays 8 minutes to reach us. If 096 lands onto another celestial body, which again is really unlikely, by the time he gets back to where the Earth was, the Earth has already moved. Because its orbits the sun. I can't believe people don't know this.
SCP-096 never returned to earth. He became half-mineral, half-anomylous being and floated forever through space. And though he wished for death, he was unable to die. So eventually, he stopped thinking.
Best containment procedure: destroy all pictures of 096, strap him to a rocket, fire it at the nearest black hole and forget. Either he dies, hes trapped, or it takes him several thousand years to get back at light speed.
![SCP-343 VS SCP-096 [SFM]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bqrkWPdZOG8/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks to: mattstell.wixsite.com/composer for the brilliant music in this short!
Hope you enjoy this animated video about what happens when the Foundation tries to permanently contain SCP-096 by luring him into space!
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Cabbage
he comes back because he used dragon ball flying
How would 096 kill you
@@HjtheDR with a gun
Man literally just said “slide to the left” and destroyed one of the most fearsome SCPs to exist.
Cha Cha real smooth
Take it back now Y’all
One jet this time. *Woosh*
Slide to the right, Criss cross
When I made this comment, I was worried no one would get the joke
Good news, you got it
The way the astronaut remarked how beautiful space is makes me feel like he was totally ready to die at that moment if he failed to evade SCP-096. Truly a hero.
they might've just sent a d-class up so i wouldn't say he's a hero if he IS a d-class
@@nicekneecapsi don't think d-class get that privilege
@@nicekneecapsI highly doubt an astronaut would be d class
@@DoktorSES erm i pretty sure they would give him the privilege if he's being used as a lure. just remember class-d were "DISPOSABLE", so ofc they'd use them for a risky experiment
@@nicekneecaps You have a point there. If that's the case, then at least it serves to clean up some of his criminal record.
- 096 stands still for a moment
- Keyboard clicking is heard
- "Your gamemode is now creative"
ESC + Shift
*Id tech style console appears*
sv_cheats 1
impulse 9
god "1"
buddha "0"
noaim
noclip
vel_player 30000000
?
@@bordobondiola ah half life, my beloved
sv_cheats 1
@@bordobondiola what does the buddha command do???
SCP-096's containment procedures should be updated to just this
@@Mr_ManEditz911 Space is very empty, it'd take millions of years to ever touch anything that could change its movement, and the galaxy moves constantly so even if he does manage to land on something, it may as well be impossible to go back to earth since the galaxy spirals constantly, meaning that earth is also in movement, so it may as well be impossible to come back to it in such an eventuality.
@@ouennichenassim4433 are we both scp nerd now
@@Mr_ManEditz911 yep.
Even in the worst-case scenario--he hits the Moon--you could argue that enough Newtonian Physics would hold that he'd go SPLAT against the Moon before he could react with anything anomalous.
And if he SPLATS against anything else, it'll be too far out, it'll take days to years for him to react to anything (if he somehow survives and relaunches from anywhere in the solar system). Having the delay and knowing a path makes things safer (until he learns teleportation, granted).
@@bradleypoe6846 096 Pancake, Lets hope no space nazis find its body
*And eventually, SCP-096 stopped thinking.*
I’ve been waiting for 4000, no 5000 years for a comment like this
I get the reference lol
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@@Ririannana JJBA part 2
Nice
Ok let's analize the situation way more than necessary:
1)SCP 096 will continue to move at high speed until he meet a cosmic body which is insanely unlikely considering that space is mostly empty so it may just float forever until the heat death of the universe.
If he ends up meeting a cosmic doby may be even better because, if we are lucky, he will be trapped in orbit and will never be able to actually land or he may just get hit and pushed in a different direction.
2)let's assume that after a thousand years he finally lands on an alien planet (damn let's assume that he is really lucky and it's been only 100 years).... what happens at that point?
The man that saw his photo is dead so 96 won't be enraged anymore so he won't try to jump back on earth (expecially if the foundation did a good job at burning all photos).
Even if 96 tried to jump back to earth would he be able to do it? Jumping from a cosmic body to another requires an insane amount of precision and i don't think he is capable of something like that.
This containment system would probably work permanently.
scp 096 would try to jump back to earth because its always trying to get to a certain point which i think is mt everest when hes not enraged
edit: he'd obviously fail and give up, hell a metal cage can stop him if hes not enraged
Or what if he floats through space so long he meets a blackhole.
they could send a satellite up after him to shoot him into a stable orbit with concentrated gasses, with maintenance just being occasional shooting from the sat whenever it starts to stray from orbit lol
SCP-096 doesn't have an infinite amount of strength nor does he has the intelligence necessary to determine the exact coordinates to jump back into earth. He is fucked.
yeah dont forget that earth is orbiting around the sun, so even if he jumps back in the exact direction the earth is located its very likely he just misses anyway lmao
Considering the massive amount of research and tech the Foundation has, its easy to understand that they could probably have 096 jump from just the right spot, so he could keep on flying through space, without crashing into anything, for maybe the next few millenia or so.
somebody did the calculations and apparently he was fastenought to escape the gravety of the sun so hes going interstellar
Space is very big and very empty. If you aim at nothing, you’re likely not gonna hit anything.
@@wonderstruck. I get that, but with 096, best to make sure he doesn't so much as have a piece of space junk to kick off of.
@@Eques_UmbraIs sending him into the sun a viable option?
@axlem4549 they did send him into sun, fucker survived
It’s all fun and games until 096 lands on a cosmic body.
*proceeds to burn on a star*
*Jumps towards earth but since the galaxy is constantly in movement, proceeds to simply aimlessly float trough space yet again*
@@spacedude30001 *Lands next to SCP 682 on a dead planet.*
@@ouennichenassim4433 He's already displayed enough knowledge of orbital mechanics to intercept someone in orbit while launching from Earth, so it is entirely possible he is able to target the Earth successfully on his return jump
"ONE PIXEL AND NOW MARS IS A COGNITO HAZARD"
8 years later, man's gonna be retired at home when he hears yelling falling from the sky.
If he fell back down to Earth he would be reduced to just his skeleton before he rapidly regenerates, gets up, dusts himself off, and promptly kills the dude
@@synkt8759 fax dude, fax. But, The amount of speed that will build up of him dropping to Earth and approximately atleast hundreds of thousands miles away, would make him into a 1000000 degree fireball and just burn him up. And how would 096 even get down there in the middle of the Milky Way? Also, I don't think he can regen ( tell me if I'm wrong, haven't really looked into SCP for like 6 months ). Once 173 got him down, ( search up 096 Executed Test on YT ) he couldnt even get up while the MTF, RRT, and ISD gunned him down.
@@synkt8759, Or the crispy remains become angry and start crawling towards him.
Nah, there is no way he would be able to turn around. he would just drift in space and likely fall towards the sun and be stuck there. If actual physics is applied to SCP things, many of the indestructible things can easily be dealt with.
@@FuImaDragon depends on the speed he was going, just because it looks like you're out in space with Earth below your feet doesnt mean you're out of the atmosphere, most likely he eventually slowed down and started his descent like a couple days later
That man is a hero, he throws the picture of scp-096 to the earth
The photo became the burning man
It would burn up in the atmosphere?
@@thebelgfrommt y think so, but the burned parts of the picture will be in the earth
Blud, he's in orbit💀
@@oliveguitar what if someone look at the sky?
The tiny little anticlimactic puff of RCS gas was hilarious.
Great animation, loved it!
Honestly that was hilarious
@@mackenziebeeney3764 Yup
Thinking about it, what if SCP-096 puffs his ass off in order to change trajectory back to earth
@@kendicus7640 with what? There is no gas out there to puff
@@kendicus7640 huh
If I was the one to do this, I don’t think I could sleep at night anymore knowing that 096 is forever fixated onto me.
He's basically going so fast your lifespan is probably gone by the time he gets to you. Hopefully not a problem for future generations.
my exact thoughts
At least someone
@@desertdude8274
You: chilling in heaven
Scp-096: falls into a star and enters heaven (dont question it)
You: fuck
Be positioned at an area that aims him towards the sun, problem solved.
I think some of us fail to appreciate the amount of balls this man has
He has two suns between his legs
I was thinking D class at first but the foundation would have just let 096 have a final meal.
Probably part of MTF Gamma-4. Space Ops focused MTF. Transport the 096 Containment unit and let it out. THen this guy does the routine with the photo. Rest is history.
Oh, and contact the O5 Council so that Dr. Dan's termination order can now be enacted.
@GoodGoodies123 nah, he has two TON-618's between his legs (largest black hole we know of, around 11 solar systems wide by current calculations.)
He’s got 2 balls at least!
I couldn't help but imagine the astronaught, right after the end, turn slightly to the right, and see a couple of kerbals floating next to him giving a thumbs up.
Kerbals are especially vulnerable to 096, due to the fact they cannot close their eyes and have a very wide field of vision. They should be employed by the Foundation to contain 173.
“Jeb, put your thumb down, we all saw his face still!”
“Nuh uh I blinked”
Underrated comment
Astronaughty
👍
And with that 096 became the immortal snail of the scp universe. He is currently drifting through space with no ability to turn around on his own, but you better hope he doesn’t touch anything, an asteroid in the kuiper belt, another planet, a comet, the second he touches something else, he’s coming back. Now you might very well be dead by the time that happens because space is unfathomably large, but one day, he will be back, and all those poor researchers who had seen his face thinking he had been dealt with are gonna have a real bad day
Not
Really if he can’t kill something he gives up after it’s proven he can’t that’s why he stopped fighting 096 so as soon as he realizes he gives up also old age
@@kevinjones432blud thinks he knows about scp 096
Or the sun pulls it in and destroys it
@@Kreshura-tm5rbhe wouldn't be destroyed, just trapped, or maybe your right idk
@bostonblaster uh, there was a time they launched it into the sun. They decided to look at an image afterwards and the SUN started moving towards Earth. It doesn't obey the laws of physics at all.
"Looks up at the sky"
Wow, the stars are beautiful tonight
*"You have alerted the shy guy"*
Its the "4 fucking pixels" ALL over again
Look to the sky
downward it fly
@@heartlessnobody1143 "1 fucking star and that monster came hurtling back so fast it shattered the planet"
I like to think he flies down like master chief falling in that one scene
[YOU HAVE ABOUT TWO MINUETS TO (Redacted) YOURSELF]
I like how everyone perfectly accepts that not only does he have the ability to jump with such power that he manages to reach escape velocity to hit the Astronaught but he also telepathically knows if someone's witnessed his face, yet the idea of him being able to ignore Newton's Laws is just completely outlandish.
Bro I mean.....with the power of friendship some stupid things happen in movie...so what about the power of anger? Hate? Must be more powerfull
is't the whole point of the scp, that no matter how far away he can just blunt force his way to you. as long as he has a surface he can use to move on he will get to you.
@@muhammedmuha4846 The power of scopophobia.
i mean yeah you're looking at a fictional thing in a fictional SCP foundation known for having things that break reality
@@thelordgamer8707 I mean yeah this won't permanently deal with him but assuming he won't run into anything to jump back to earth for a long time this is a fairly decent way to "contain" him
Well now scp-096 is someone else's problem now.
To be specific, scp 2399’s problem.
We're going to discover a new planet full of life, only to realize that we inadvertedly decimated half of it's population because of an eldritch horror that came from our planet.
@@forbiddenchannel4901 Indeed.👀
@@ADcommenter Nah he will probably just orbit the Sun or the Earth forever
“You’re someone else’s problem, now I only want you gone”
-GLaDOS
The really sinister thing for me is that the SCP is clearly smart enough to know that even at that insane speed, it has to aim a little into the astronauts orbit to actually reach him. Its not just incredibly strong, its smart too
So.... it's entirely possible that 096 knew it could miss, and instead targeted something behind the astronaut, like the comet belt or something it can use to jump back to Earth.
And in a few dozen years, when the SCP facilities no longer see 096 as a threat, it makes its way back to Earth specifically to kill that guy, resulting in tons of people seeing 096's face.
No wonder this isn't official canon lmao
@@zepharephic5381 yeah but 096 has never shown the ability to think strategically, he always runs to the target and kills it, he always runs in a straight line to the target, so he would just try to reach the astronaut in a straight line so not what happened in the vid, jumping to where the astronaut would be like in the video wouldn't happen and if it did, the fondation would have placed the astronaut in such a way that when 096 misses it won't encounter any celestial object or at least as few as possible
@@FTN_Ale 096 would absolutely account for orbit, that's just basic logic and it has an innate sense of a victim's location, but it can't use complex tactics like planning against this
Definitely not "basic logic" especially for some usain bolt curse monster. keep it in it's "5 m x 5 m x 5 m airtight steel cube" that will do the job.
well i be seen some people say that he can trust himself as fast as the speed of light like he was fukcing saitama so , i dont ever think he can basic logic so he would always end up missing the astronaut
I spent an unhealthy amount of time imagining this scenario and to finally see it happen is amazing
I absolutely agree with ya.
ventz?
Legend has it he's still drifting in space
I only wish he didn't jump, but started rotating in the t-pose like a helicopter
На самом деле, есть шанс что 096 столкнётся с другим объектов в космосе и полетит обратно.
The SCP foundation just trolled the universe. They where probably like, "Welp, he's someone else's problem now"
I’m picturing him landing on the enterprise for some reason.
Or maybe a black hole, or maybe a neutron star, or maybe a star preparing to supernova.
@@paladinboyd1228 would make a good Star Trek episode NGL.
@@CalvinNoire, Yep, be interesting to see if tossing him in the warp core dose anything.
@@paladinboyd1228 probably not but we don't really know, just saying it twice because I like the idea, but an SCP 096 style monster would make a great episode, are there any episodes like that?
Dropping 096’s picture back to earth is a quick way for a containment breach
hopefully it would disintegrate and burn when it drops into the atmosphere
It (the paper) didn't even fall to Earth, it's still in orbit- just waiting for the day it smacks into the window of the ISS :troll:
@@aq_ua “Ground control, theres a starved white man making its way to the dock.”
It's never gonna land, it's gonna burn up
@@Private_jin 🤣🤣🤣starved white man
Question: A D-class sees a picture of 096, then answers a call from SCP-145. What happens?
Tracking 145’s victims has always failed, but 096 always knows where its victim is. If 145 takes its victims to a physical location, what will happen when 096 gets there? Experimental logs show 145 can be fought for a time, so how would it deal with 096?
maybe its going to search the d class for eternity
That or it gives up
@@weedGato it's also possible that 096 considers them dead already, from my meager understanding, not many SCP's are willing to confront each other especially the violent ones, it's also likely that crossing dimensions invalidates the specific target entirely.
@@weedGatoI'm sure 096 can travel across dimensions? I'm not exactly sure but I did hear that
@@NarutoMagicCyclops 096 would *know* if you're dead or not
RIP to the astronomers who look up and send him right back
I don’t think so because without any form of propulsion you can’t turn direction in space. 096 would just go into its enraged state but stay in a forward velocity.
@@UnidentifiedGecko till he land on some random floating rock or orbiting the sun and having a chance to enter earth orbit line like an asteroid
@@entarte2610 yeah if he lands on the moon or any other thing like an asteroid he can just jump right back to earth 💀
@@entarte2610 🎶SING FOR ME SING FOR A YEAR! SING FOR THE LAUGHTER AND SING FOR THE TEAR🎶
@@UnidentifiedGecko He could expel his organs hard enough to push himself back, though he is canonically considered non-sapient so I doubt it would know to do that.
Bro really dropped that picture like it wasnt the most dangerous thing on earth lmao
It's gunna burn up in the atmosphere. It'll be fine, probably
@@kenneldbofungusAlso since 096 is contained anyway picture isnt that much of a threat now
@@skell6134 until he reaches a solid surface
@@ShadenThe It gonna take long enough and he gonna be enough far away to not be a threat anymore
@@ShadenThe its not like hes gonna jump upwards and reach earth INSTANTLY... he'll need to learn rocket science for that lmao hes gonna miss earth
A lot of people are surprise pikachu facing over this, but let's be honest. A lot of the foundations problems could be resolved if they just launched their more dangerous SCP objects out into space. The fact they don't do this is just something we have to be willing to suspend our disbelief towards.
I usually just assume that most SCP canons have something like SCP-1548 going on that makes space inherently too dangerous to explore. (I think that number's right. The title is "The Star, The Hateful.")
This is because SCP purpose is containment, not destroying the anomaly. It's mostly a research secret institution rather than destroying stuff. They obviously do it sometimes, but when containment is impossible and could potentially risk mankind.
SCP-096 is euclid, so it won't move from the box as long as nobody sees the pic.
However, "cannonically" SCP-096 is requested for termination ASAP, so this video is very likely.
@@sbritorodr I'm aware that in the case of most SCP objects, the Foundation does not want them terminated. However 096 and 682 are exceptions, and it is unusual that this hasn't been attempted, even though this would be the easiest and most effective method of getting rid of them. There is little chance any of them will return to Earth once they have achieved escape velocity. Heck, the vacuum of space might even be a good environment for trying to kill these entities. It's been stated in 682's article that its ability to regenerate and grow is dependent on the matter it consumes. Might be similar in 096's case too, though it's unstated. Put them in an environment where there is no matter to consume, they'll be unable to grow anymore, and regeneration will be limited to materials with in their own bodies.
@@xxfalconarasxx5659 Given the nature of the SCP literature project, who knows, maybe there is a SCP story about it. But yeah, space is the solution most of the time.
Kind of hard to, yknow, 'contain' something if its lost out there somewhere.
0:42 Super Mario Galaxy Game Over music starts playing
WAAAAAAAAAAAA
As long as 096 was launched in a direction where he'll never land on something. Or at least not for a good 50 to 70 years, it's likely the man who saw his face will die leaving 096 no reason to return if we find all the photos of him
on another note, we could just put a D-class in the suit and kill the guy after 096 has passed. Cuts out the 50 to 70 year waiting time.
096 can just bounce off the guy back into earth
He wasnt on an escape trajectory and he cant be in orbit. he would probably fall back on earth in a few hours and jump again
@@theapug7296 if he made it out of the orbit with a jump then it means that it will simply keep going off into the abyss
@@theapug7296 Fall?
@@vortiger7375 yes, fall
SCP foundation: "we have tried everything to kill or contain this thing...this is a serious problem."
Some Brit in an astronaut suit:
Astronomers looking anywhere in his general direction using a telescope: 😮
@@thunderspark1536 scp 096 being pissed because he can't do anything about it
@@NumberOnePochitaFan Dudes able to jump into space, all he has to do is fart or something and blast back to earth
Now that I think about it, why don't they just put him in a rocket and send him to space? If 96 is such as problem, then why not sending him somewhere where he isn't a problem for anyone?
@@Otherface if I recall...this was addressed!
The first problem is resources. It is highly unlikely that the SCP foundation has its own space agency.
The second problem is the SCP foundation itself: "secure, contain, protect." Yep. Not joking. They use that old excuse to not throw 96 into space or some kind of other realm. "Just in case".
The way he said ''It really is beautiful out there'' was sad and amazing
I was 100% expecting that after "I think we got him." to see 096 hit the moon, jump back off, and come screaming right back at him.
I was especting 096,to fall back and rip the guys head off
I was honestly expecting 096 to just wack him at the end of the video
This is not necessary. I'm surprised how many people don't know how the gravity of our planet works. Only there was no sense in it, and the astronaut is already dead in absentia. Actually, he'll be back. Are you aware that even the International Space Station experiences gravity at 9.8 g. The same as on Earth. You will see SCP 096 on the surface of our planet again very soon.
See, I was expecting him to slow down, Only jumping with enough force to get _A little higher than the astronaut._
Then he comes back down.
@@scathis1982what?
So that explains why nothing happens when we look at the picture now.
No in the story where 096 dies they just have the statue break his neck, then the foundation pours acid in the break area and he just melts
@@pulkatz9844 wait, 096 actually died??
@@MrVigill yes
@@MrVigill no he didn't, the guys in the comments are thinking about the SCP096 Termination video but it's stated in the start of the video that it's not cannon, it was just a fan take on how the termination would happen. But, SCP096 IS awaiting termination and the doctor who is in charge of his termination had a set amount of time to do so before getting executed for reasons, that part is cannon
@@pulkatz9844 that's not cannon it was a fan take, it's stated in the start of the video where we get to see him die like that
I've always wondered what would happen if the SCP foundation did this. Now I know.
I remember reading a tale where they launched it into the sun...
Only for the sun to start accelerating towards earth.
@@dr.cheeze5382 smells like some BS tier fanfiction
As long as he continued to orbit the sun, he'd never reach a cosmic body. He'd just be up there forever.
@@dr.cheeze5382That's logically and physically impossible, the solar system exists because earth and other planets are gravitationally attracted to the centre of the sun which happens to have the most of gravitational force.
" Sun accelerating towards Earth " is not but a joke giving a good laughter to the educated.
@@thecrow9820 the whole SCP fandom doesn't make sense.
This just makes me think of all the other galaxies that came up with this same solution to get rid of their SCPs. One day, the earth is in the path of a once-tricked SCP. You know the drill.
eeeerrrrmmmmm
throw it back into space...???
also that would be extremely unlikely given that the universe is like 99% empty space
You throw it back like its the universe greatest pong game
This man has to live all his life knowing scp 096 is out somewhere out there, swimming in deep space hunting him down.
Amnestics
@@danielwalmsley1824well if that's the case he wouldn't know what it's face looked like so would 096 still be mad?
@@hovtchil873yea prolly
@@hovtchil873 nope, amnesics have been tested and they do not work
space is extremely space-y ( bruh ) so he would end up falling into a black hole or a star if this isnt the very last time 096 feets touch the surface of a solid celestial object
096: indestructible, can break through anything, runs like a bloodhound, will kill you if you look at its face
SCP Foundation: *S P A C E*
It worked for Kars…
05 Council:We're going to send 096 to the one place he cannot escape,
*SPACE!*
@@kotikura I remembered that instantly
Space Core: SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE!
The final frontier.
Wait, assuming SCP-096 will not die in space and would likely be out there longer than the victim's own life. What happens when SCP-096 doesn't kill it's target, but natural aging does? Would it simply just no longer be in a vengeful craze? Or would it simply be eternally and unknowingly angry towards a person who no longer exists anymore?
Seeing how it is blessed with omniscience, it should be able to sense that the target which has inhabited the mental image of it is now no longer vital
Scp-096 will know when it’s target is no longer living whether it was by 096s hand or not
And upon sensing his target is dead he will exit his rage state
If someone who sees his face is terminated before he reaches them, he’ll calm down
At this point 96 is either thankfully toward that guy getting him away from humans.....or angry for a good reason....that dude made him go into space on a million year travel
In conclusion....now 96 has a reason to be angry at someone
096 then proceeds to violently diarrhea rocket his way around space, kills the astronaut, and lands back on earth, but not before half the planet looks up, sees the spec that is him, and and a world ending event occurs.
The astronaut looks to be around how high the ISS is which is 402km, and 096 has traveled to the astronaut in around 14 seconds assuming it was right beneath him, so 096 was moving at around 29km/s which is around 18km/s faster than the escape velocity.
Assuming the foundation did the right thing of getting the astronaut to be around the prograde of Earth (I think that's what it's called) using Earth's speed around the sun, 096 would orbit the sun at 58km/s, which is 16km/s higher than the escape velocity of the Sun at Earth's altitude.
That bitch is going interstellar.
Damn bro you did the calculations, and 096 is near immune. So if he hit the sun….
@@dcninjaadventures5755 He would probably fall to the center of the sun. I'm wondering if a gigantic pressure and 15 million celcius
temperature would kill him.
@@Amonguz3836 why are you using burgerland temperature mesuremnts
@@idkmanreal0008 BRUH i thought i wrote celcius temperature measurment.
I want to assume this is the talk that was done in the meeting before this operation happened. One of the guys came up with the idea and the other one said this.
I've always said that launching our problems into space is a viable strat. And not just the made up problems like SCPs.
Eh, it's too risky. A lot of our space faring tech isn't reliable enough to be trusted with something like, say, nuclear waste.
The idea is great on paper but all you'd need is one waste rocket to fail and then you got yourself a bigger problem.
Do you even know how much danger certain objects in space can propose to all station, satelites, rockets? When even a tiny Bolt is lost in space during some operation, it Will get tracks by NASA to avoid hitting it! That tiny Bolt can destroy the ISS if it hits it. NASA keeps all station at least 50km away from any free flying objects. And recovering them is almost impossible, they Just wait until they slow down and burn in the armosphere (they slow down because there still is a bit of "air" - in vacuum there is about a million of random molecules).
Unfortunately, due to how gravity works, whenever you launch something out, it enters an orbit that will one day hit the earth again.
Launching any SCP to space means it crash landing somewhere in the future
@@airiquelmeleroy lasers. just get some lasers trained on 096 to slowly shift him into a stable orbit.
@@larry8437 Yep, you are absolutely right. But once you enter "escape velocity", you are put into a huuuuge orbit, that could take years or centuries to loop back onto earth, similar to how comets work. The only way to break the orbit, is by getting trapped by another planets gravitational force.
So its a bit reversed. "If there are no external forces", it WILL eventually return.
If you want it to never return, you must put it in an orbit, that will clash with another planet, or the sun.
(Or have propulsion systems, to maneuver out)
Honestly the "fire it the fuck into space" would work for quite a lot of scp's. Most would take hundreds if not thousands of years to ever be a problem again, with some applied astrophysics- many could be set on a course to never hit another known object in the observable universe and while not secure or protected- they would most definitely be contained.
no need to be contained when they hit the sun
If hes jumping straight up, he'd fall back down due to gravity in a few minutes/hours. If he jumped at an angle to reach orbit, hed eventually be pulled down in a few months.
At last someone knowing how gravity works
Im replying to both this comment and the person who replied. 096 appears to be able to exponentially increase it power to reach its target as seen in the encounters it has had with 343. 096 clearly did not jump into orbit, and anyone who thought for more than a second would remember that the earths gravity does not reach very far, and that if 096 jumped with enough strength, which he clearly did to reach the astronaut, that 096 would eventually leave the earths pull. Ergo he would drift forever.
This reminds me of the time I saw someone correct another person who used "your" in their sentence, and corrected to "your're" in that case, "your" was correct.
@wingsoffire2588 based on what we see of the earth from the astronauts perspective, the astronaut is in Low Earth Orbit. About 1200 miles up. 096 could jump 10 times as high to geostationary orbit (22k miles) and still get pull down.
@@BullmooseBeerTalks I suppose, although 096 is not very intelligent, and there is a good chance he completely overestimated the strength needed to reach the astronaut. There is a 50/50 chance I say, so we are both right in some sense.
I'm curious, so let's run the numbers
LEO = 160 - 1000km
for generosity's sake (and math simplicity), let's assume 1000km
time to target = ~14 seconds
if we are to ignore air resistance the escape velocity would be about 11.2km/s
surprisingly the difference between being in orbit and a non-orbital direct ascent is rather small approximately 4km/s at most
so we can assume that 15.2km/s is our targeted velocity to escape Earth's gravitational pull to the point that it would be ineffective.
assuming a vertical jump we can use the formula.
velocity = distance/time
V = 1000km/14s
V = 71.42km/s (257,112km/h or 159,762mph)
this means 096, without air resistance would leave Earth's gravity with ~56.22km/s to spare.
this happens to be enough velocity to perform gravity slingshots around several planets in the known solar system, excluding Jupiter (59.5km/s) and the sun(617.6km/s).
interestingly the heat generated from 096 on launch would be impressive, as re-entry heating mostly takes effect within 100km of the earth's surface, in total it'd be in the atmosphere for ~1.4 seconds.
Due to the lack of any idea as to what 096's mass is, calculating it further is mostly impossible, however, we can assume that the air resistance acting on it would be in the range of around 2.2 GN making it impossible for it to even leave earth atmosphere due to the sheer resistance if we were to continue calculating we'd get to the point where it could get pass air resistance and still have the velocity it had as it passed the astronaut would be, quite frankly ridiculous.
I'm not going to do that math for heat flux predictions but you can imagine the plasma barrier that'd generate from such speeds.
There is a chance I done the maths wrong at some point, so feel free to fact check it and let me know.
This would actually be terrifying to live with. As soon as you return back to Earth you’re going to worry every day if 096 will ever find his way back, the worst part is not knowing when it will happen, or if it will ever happen.
Sir space is empty and the earth is orbiting around the Sun along with Sun orbiting the Milky Way Galaxy, there's no way 096 is going to come back unless he has a precision of a god's
@@KarlMacmillann more like he'd need to be a god to have that precision lmao
@@KarlMacmillannhe had the precision to, not only, know he's been looked at through a photo by a guy floating in space, but to jump so fast out of orbit; in a straight up form while earth is spinning and the man is moving at his own pace too and if the target hadn't moved would have indeed got him. I think he has god precision.
Probably a d-class would be used for the mission, inevitably the d-class would be exterminated the following month
@@KarlMacmillann it's literally one of his powers. To know exacly where his target is
It’s all fun and games until you realize SCP-001 / SCP-184 will begin manufacturing an endless supply of SCP-096 throughout all of space.
Um... What?
There's like a dozen SCP 001's and I'm not familiar with 184
Care to explain?
Um... What?
There's like a dozen SCP 001's and I'm not familiar with 184
Care to explain?
which 001 💀
@@ICNHH The architect, why else would he say "SCP-001 / SCP-184"?
@@zepharephic5381what’s the easiest way to hide scp 1? Put it under a different Id. Scp 184 IS the true scp 1 (if you’re following that canon atleast)
the foundation also could have also made scp 096 slightly less of a threat by permanently strapping and solid metal box to his head so nobody can see his face directly while they work to get rid of all the photos
Or just give it a very big hat. It apparently is... pretty chill in nature? It just doesn't like its face being looked at.
@@AlphaNumericKey yeah
🤡с клоунской аватаркой
@@jusden2.083 ? who do you mean is a clown
what would happen if the inside of the box was mirrors and shy guy looked at himself?
I'm so glad someone made a video on this, lol. I've had this thought in my head ever since I first learned about 096.
Genius tactic
No gravity?
I actually always wondered if an antigravity chamber would work for containment, since any attempt to bash through a wall would just result in him pushing himself away from the wall.
For the first wall, sure, but then 096 would simply propel itself at the opposite wall with enough force to break through it. If The Foundation could keep it in the center of that - I'm imagining a - sphere with a net 0 velocity, and make sure it DOES. NOT. MOVE. EVER. then yeah, that could work.
@TÁKGamer2002 Simplier: Antigravity chamber with complete depressurization. While hovering in the middle he will not have anything to push from. Not even air molecules.
On the other side, he can chew away his parts and throw at high velocity to try and gain velocity himself/damage the chamber.
@@calluxdoaron1903 i don't think he could, because his bones are canonically indestructible, and he's too malnourished to use flesh; but then again, it might be a sort of nemean lion scenario, where only he has the strength to break them; but that seems unlikely.
Ah, if only this would work. Unfortunately the one time they tried this, 096 couldn't reach the guy, so he just started murdering everyone else around him, so the guy in space had to commit suicide to prevent 096 from killing every person on earth.
Yeah it is easy when you have critical thinking bud, most of you dumb kids stopped at “let’s send him into space” and not once thought further about the location and direction especially conditions.
That was… Spectacularly anticlimactic. 10/10
With how advanced the SCP foundation is, they'd probably make it to where 096 is sent to the sun and burns to nothing but atoms on close proximity.
096 can regenerate indefinitely, as said in his lore.
@Endertoxin Then what about his fight with scp 173? Scp 096 was described as having many injuries and clawing at its own face since it couldn't kill 173. Or is it a separate timeline case?
@@primalryquaza They put 096 in a box with 682, they both kinda ended up going insane and gave up cos they couldn't kill each other.
there was a tale based on that I believe. it essentially ended with 096 pushing the sun towards earth
@@primalryquaza the test only proved that 096 couldn't kill 682, nothing to do with how unkillable 096 other than knowing that even 682 couldn't do it
It’s been forever since I’ve read up on SCPs, but I know that it doesn’t always get its target. In the event that it doesn’t, it will simply stop *eventually* and cry. Basically there’s situations where it can’t reach the thing that looked at its face
Alr
Well now I just feel bad.
That might just be a video game thing.
@@georgeofhamiltoni think so too
It can *ALWAYS* reach its target but that happened when it couldnt kill 682
Definitely not enough speed to escape Earth’s sphere of influence like others have suggested, but that would be one SPICY reentry for 096 when he falls back down. I don’t think even he could survive that.
That is most likely the actual scenario. By sending himself into space it gained a very high inertia value but it can’t slow down because it’s in space.
It can slow down, and it will. Earth's gravitational field is much bigger than we think.
@@bertberw8653 That's not how it works. For 096 to be able to get up to where the astronaut was, he had to reach escape velocity. Doing so gives himself enough speed to counteract Earth's gravity. In the vacuum of space, with nothing to slow him down. 096 will continue to travel at that same speed indefinitely.
And no, the Earth's gravity is not stronger than we think. Its 9.8 m/s. That's an indisputable fact. Using simply math, and an objects mass you can easily find how much gravity it has.
@calirs5120 you're mistaken. Based on the size of the earth in this video, that astronaut is in LEO at best. If 096 jumped straight up to get to that point, earth's gravity would pull him down in a few hours. If he launched himself at an angle, he'd orbit for a few months before air resistance eventually slowed him down enough to deorbit.
I order to actually escape earth's gravity you'd need to reach a point where the gravity of a different heavenly body is stronger.
@@calirs5120 I never said it's stronger lmao, I said bigger. You seem confused.
@@BullmooseBeerTalks That's again, not how it works. When trying to leave the gravity of a planet. One must acquire enough velocity to counteract, and over come the forces of said gravity.
The Earth's velocity needed is 11.2 kilometers a second. Or about 7 miles. This is known as escape velocity. Which is also the speed needed to simply put an object into orbit.
And escaping a planet's orbit is as simple as accelerating fast enough to get out of orbit. There isn't any other source of gravity needed to be able to do it. All you need is enough propulsion.
Once you reach escape velocity, the Earth's gravity is not strong to pull you back down. And that is the speed 096 would need at the minimum to get to where the astronaut was at.
So again, with nothing to slow him down, because he already has enough velocity to counteract the Earth's influence, 096 would simply continue to drift off into far space.
Very cool concept, although there was no reason to wait for the evasion. Once 096 jumped his trajectory was set.
needed to wait until he left the atmosphere so he couldn't affect his trajectory at all via a change in air resistance on one side by swinging his arm out or somethin
And his trajectory just happened to perfectly intersect that of the astronaut.
At least after he left the atmosphere, yeah.
“Eventually, 096 stopped thinking”
Kono 096!
behold, the [シャイな男]!
Tbh, i think a d-class couldve been even more suitable here, but as a sacrifice instead; 096 would continue into space even if it hit the person, but now theres much less chance of it returning to earth in the future to finish this (still very brave) man.
Im just trying to imagine the absolutely insane force scp 096 will input into the ground to jump that high from a standstill, must have made the ground splash like water or something
Yeah makes you question how much actual velocity you could get out of physically pushing off of the earth before your legs start sinking in like its water and you lose traction
he will most likely make atoms sized black hole sinking his very feets onto the ground rather than be able to ever propel himself fast enough to reach earth escape speed in a amount of time that short
Gotta love how the foundation's solution to any dangerous scp is to just yeet it into space or an another dimension
fuck outta my dimension with that spooky shit
I mean wtf is 179 going to do if it’s just floating around in space?
Not our problem anymore
@@RajSankla123 yea let aliens deal with it....at least now aliens invasion ceinarios make sense 😂😂😂😂
SCP-5000: That's my boys)
I have a question, if 4 pixels in the photo were enough to provoke it, then will there be enough distance in orbit for everyone who looked up at that moment to become new targets? If so, then as soon as he stumbles upon a cosmic body and pushes off from it to go back. It would be quite deadly
oh shit
Nah, because you have to see his face. Anyone looking up at that moment would have seen his ass, which he is apparently *not* shy about...
At the time he find a cosmic body everyone that saw his ass as the other comment says would be dead anyway....so it doesn't matter
what if someone from the ground happened to look at the picture floating about in space? (Assuming the astronaut was careless enough to leave it there)
No because he always heads in a straight line towards the person who saw him and the sun and earth are in constant motion, unless he can make extremely precise calculations to calculate the trajectory of the earth and the time it will take for him to reach earth (in which case I’m wondering who made him a fucking astronomer) he’ll spend the rest of time jumping from distance cosmic body to distant cosmic body for all of eternity as he just angrily floats through space with no chance of ever making it back to earth
Just wait till he hit a star or planet 0:53
Everone alive will be long gone before that
i don't think yall understand just how empty space is
For those saying he'll jump back if he hits a solid object: Just terminate the person who looked at his photo. Now he's gone forever
That's- that's actually brilliant.
@@tepixel3315 It's noted in SCP-096's file that he won't stop until the subject/s he's after is terminated so...
@@CodyStriker wtf
and that actually sounds like something the foundation would do (unless the person being terminated is an asset to the foundation, which the guy in the video clearly isnt)
edit: hold on would scp 096 even be able to achieve escape velocity..actually you know what who cares
That works as long as there are no more photos of 096 left on Earth and as long as he’s not in the range of vision of anyone on Earth, even a small photo that had 096 as only a few pixels on a snowy backdrop was enough to set him off, so he’d best be locked inside something in space or in a prison on a celestial body
@@M3G4T3RR4 Yes, ideally what you'd do is put him in a shuttle and just send it off to space. My comment was mostly just stating what would happen for this specific scenario
As for photo-wise, that'd be a containment issue for the Foundation...
And as you mentioned regarding vision, what would count for him to be triggered by someone back on earth?
Nice animation!
I feel that if 096 can bend physics laws like breaking through unbreakable reinforced containment, diving accross entire oceans in a glimpse, propelling himself at escape velocity out of Earth's orbit, or surviving in the vacuum of space, he will also find a way to revert his trajectory in zero gravity and turn back towards Earth.
Like most SCPs, he's not bound by known physical laws.
Wrong, he still follows the rules of physics and mortal strength, because he cant just teleport through a wall, he has to break it. I'm thinking he can just propel himself with his own breath or something if he were to get himself stuck in space.
Scp 096 wasn't going fast enough even reach low earth orbit. He's gonna come back down eventually after losing all his speed.
@@doesitmatter8791 yeah but were talking about what would happen if he did leave orbit.
He kinda is because he still takes time to get to you otherwise he could just teleport
@@TheGreatAzer how would he propel himself with his breath if there's no air in space to get breath?
the question everyone has asked but no one dared to answer
Everybody’s gangster until he makes his way into the sun and survives then proceeds to get it rated and bring it down
I wonder if the same concept can be applied to SCP-173. Given that it may only be able to move if there’s something to push off of even if it doesn’t really push in any way.
*CRUNCH*
They can definitely do that, but the reason they haven't is because they still need to understand how the object works to counter possible objects that is similar to 173.
Also there are certain objects that has severe consequences if they were apptehended or destroyed. So sometimes it's best to leave it alone or contain and secure it.
dude has infinite shit tho
@@coolice5786 SCP-173 isn't that hard to contain anyway.
If cameras and constant human surveillance didn't work, they have little eyeball SCP's (forget their number) that can watch it anyway at all times without blinking.
So I agree with you strongly, it's one of those things where its really not worth fucking around and finding out.
@@zepharephic5381 Exactly, cause you never know what's gonna happen. Like the tale of Insect Hell. Where the entire world was destroyed and they had to use SCP-2000 to reset the world. All of that because the foundation underestimated and failed to contain a single anomalous bug
"Even though he wished for death, he was unable to die. Eventually, he stopped thinking."
Great animations, keep it up man!
I don't know how high above the Earth's surface the astronaut is at, but can we all agree that the Shy Guy has some sick knees to be able to reach the space man in only 15 seconds?
There was a time lapse. If he got there in 15 seconds he’d be rushing past the astronaut MUCH faster than he actually did.
@@CramcrumBrewbringer thats something i had'nt considered, but if im going to be honest, this whole video is kinda unrealistic and not a good source of measurments
14000 miles per hour
Really cool scenario !
Could have been a fun little jumpscare if at the last second it crashed into him from above, or the comms said "he is entering orbit".
But very cool
I think that would've felt more cliche than ending as it did, personally. I like the current ending better.
@Liam Powers well scps don't really care about the laws of physics, do they
096 was always in an “orbit”. Just a highly eccentric one which WILL return it to earth.
@@CramcrumBrewbringernope, it Will be imposible
@@jager2749 You don’t understand basic orbital mechanics.
*The most complex problems sometimes just require the most simplest solutions*
Imagine the secret press conference where the 0-5 council comes out and says "ladies and gentleman... we got him"
The only instance where the cha-cha slide defeats lovecraftian horror
With all the power the SCP foundation has, you'd think they'd just throw all these SCPs that they wanna kill into the sun, or into space, y'know? Like, surely 682's regenerative capabilities can't out-preform the raw power of the sun. And if 096 gets thrown out into space or ends up in a black hole or something? I don't care how physics defying he is, he aint coming back.
They did. They launched 682 into the sun. You wanna know what happened? He came back. He came back, on fire, and very upset.
They tried that with 682 and it went south quickly
096 on the other hand would be stuck in the sun forever
or they can..... assuming the scp foundation have the tech to travel 1000 light years at the speed of like we could send him to Sagittarius A and well nothing can't escape it we don't know for show what will happened even light can escape it but number 1 he gets sucked in and crosses the event horizon for 096 seconds for him might be decades on earth because it bends space time it self so 096 is gonna be turned into atoms once the black hole like explode idk that part number 2 he end sup in a 5 dimenchn reality and most likely never return back number 3 he travels to a different universe and like number 2 will prob never come back to are universe because we don't know if this us true there are infinitely amount of universes number 4 he ends up in a void forever. this cases are prob not gonna happened to 096
@@stew-03yea until he figures out how to implode the sun, the he may be coming back
If you guys are wondering why this isn’t the actual containment method for scp 096, it’s because that same scp has saved the foundation’s ass a few times
When and How?
I'd like to read that story.
How
@@tutel9496 idk but they have pictures of a dude so shy that he will do anything to reach you. I can already imagine this could be used to eliminate other dangerous scps
They used 096 to effectively kill SCP 4666 the Yule Man. A scientist who survived the Yule Man's slaughter as a kid lays out a trap for him. As soon as 4666 kills the scientist, he pulls out a photo of 096 and slaps it on 4666's face. At that moment, 096 bursts through a container nearby and goes to town on the Yule Man.
@@dabaruknemuhar1981 that was in a theoretical short story, but the idea rings true. You want a humanoid dead, you give it an eyeful of 96.
Suddenly, SCP 096 stopped thinking...
I have always said, one of the best solutions to many scps is rocket them into the Sun. 096 is one of those.
They tried that sun started moving towards Earth
plasma is matter. 096 could still just jump back to Earth
@@idontknowwhatimdoing4792 Wait WHAT
@@idontknowwhatimdoing4792IS THAT A FREAKING KNOWING REFERENCE
Not much a kind of matter that you can make physical contact cuz its to light to make effect and feedback force@@uncroppedsoop
While this seems like a great way to get rid of 096, you have to remember it will do ANYTHING to get to its targets
Therefore-
096 would probably rip some flesh or organs out and throw them in the opposite direction until it had enough speed to get to the target
Well, he travelled from earth all the way to space in 15 seconds
Considering that the astronaut is on the same orbit as ISS which is about 408km, 096 was going 27.2 km/s which is faster than 3rd cosmic speed.
I dont think it has enough organs to stop itself at this point lol
@topt8337 it regenerates organs and is shown to have EXTREME strength, it can probably throw its organs fast enough to catch up
@@DizzyIndy terminate the subject the moment 096 passes him.
@@Myte-kz4bv probably will work until someone looks up into space randomly and sees like 1 atom of his face
@@Myte-kz4bv genius!!
This is legit foolproof when you consider that it’s actually extremely unlikely for you to hit anything if you just randomly launch yourself into space
This isn't foolproof when you consider that what goes up must come down
@@nefarioulyte9996 it is extremely foolproof considering 096 due to achieving escape velocity is now unbound from Earth's gravitational pull.
@@nefarioulyte9996What comes up only goes down if it’s still in earths gravitational field
The GOC:
"Yeah, that."
The SCP:
"Nono, we need it to slaughter GOC agents."
They actually do use embedded images of SCP-096 as a pseudo-'memetic' defense, where regular memetics don't work, provoking *shy guy* might.
Let's hope he actually reached escape velocity and doesn't just fall back down.
somebody calculated the speed in a different comment
he is going faster then the suns escaoe velocity
and i qoute from that commenter ''that bitch going interstellar''
@@049_plague_doctoryeah but the animation isn't consistent with that calculation so it makes more sense to assume that a lot of waiting was cut. There's no compression heating of the atmosphere, and the amount of force 96 would have needed to jump that high would have been a lot more than the surface he was on could have handled. Moreover at that speed and at this scale of shot 96 would likely not have been captured for even a single frame as he passed the astronaut.
No, 96 was going maybe the speed of a car on the highway and is definitely falling right back down.
@@GerryRRif he was going the speed of a car on the highway he would never have made it that high wtf? It's called escape velocity for a reason, you need to be moving at that speed to escape the gravitational pull of the earth. Going at around 100 mph for example isn't gonna get you out of the Earth's gravitational pull like they were displaying in the video.
Also as for the surface he was on the calculation takes away that factor. Not every single thing a fictional character does is gonna be consistent with reality.
kids looking into the sky: oh it is so pretty!
the unkillable monster which is now going back into earth: 🍷🗿
Yeah you don’t exactly need to know your looking at him to trigger him
If you see his face at all
Then your now marked for death
Problem: as we know, you dont really need to see his face and understand it to enrage him
That means, as long as his face is facing towards earth at some point which is very likely as he was spinning, EVERY person who looks up at the sky will have him in their line of sight. This means that if he ever lands on a celestial body hes gonna be pissed because by that point nearly every living being on earth has seen him at some point. Maybe it doesnt work like this but if you can see his face from 4 pixels, you can see him from soace
Let me ask you this; Can you see a rock on the moon from Earth without specialist equipment?
No. Of course not. During their life, the average human will look in any possible direction. That means that at some point, all humans would've looked at SCP-096 in one way or another whilst it was in containment.
You have to physically see 096's face for it to become enraged whether by video, photo, or seeing it in person. Once 096's distance from the Earth's surface is sufficient enough, it would no longer be visible without specialist equipment. Meaning it's face wouldn't be visible and therefore it wouldn't be enraged. Maybe a few humans saw it's face as it jumped into orbit, but by then, it's too late. 096 has already reached escape velocity.
Pictures, videos, and seeing him in person are the only recorded ways that 096 will become enraged.
remember; the 4 pixels guy had the photo for months before he noticed what he thought at the time was a patch of discoloured snow.
Paper bag on head.
@@BorispocalypseThat isn’t 4 pixels, that’s clearly a high resolution picture
until that happens, everyone that looked is already dead
Did everyone miss the fact that 96 used the earth rotation to its advantage and "curved" towards the astronaut? It is technically having an alongtrack velocity now, if not, the radial velocity will contribute to the alongtrack velocity which will either put it in orbit or have a parabolic path to reentry. Possibly both. Best would be to have an ever-thrusting system attached to 96 before jumping and just when it is closing in on the astronaut, the thruster should fire in full thrust mode, accelerating it instantaneously to deep space. Then self destruct.
I'm really glad there's an actual story where the scp doesn't have some bullshit level of invincibility and has a weakness that enables it to fail at least once
Ikr
I hope some nerds out there not interrupt this by making solution of how it get back to earth
@@Saiku584Well good news realistically there is no way for him to come back, at least for the next million years or so.
@@davefromreality oh great, finally we get rid the unstable baldie 😹😹
I'm surprised "yeet it into space" isn't the solution for more SCP's
A lot of people saying "even if you launch 096 into space everybody that looks up will still see him", well, why not just put him in a near indestructible crate and send him into space using a rocket or something? Easiest way to rid of our problems with 096.
They saying wrong. To trigger his rage mode you have to visually acknowledge him. Well, i mean your peepers have to “detect” him. So if he is so far away nobody can see him visually, even if they look in his direction, he wont rage.
Same goes with 96 and room full of dense smoke or 96 covered behind several layers of cover and so on.
Great animation, would love to see a part 2 of this!
Our man is just having a pint somewhere 3-10 years from now and 96 just crashes through the ceiling
You're doing full on animations now?
Epic.
I get that he’d have to jump incredibly fast to get there, but how do we ABSOLUTELY know he was over escape velocity?
what are you suggesting here?
dont worry somebody calculated it in the comments
hes going over escape velocity and even over the suns escape velocity
I wonder if a previous civilisation did this and then after millions of years 096 just landed on earth.
I would really like to see all the SCP foundations space activities summarized.
Given how many SCP's could reasonably be disposed of by not having them on Earth, I'd have to guess they have very few if any. My headcanon is the SCP foundation simply does not have the budget, ironically because they're spending so much money on the current containment procedures.
It's all fun and games until everyone looking at the sky sees 096's face while he is flying 100 millions miles away...
Imagine looking through a telescope to see 096 just floating around space
Damn, you speedrunned SCP-96's rage
So? Yes it would be angry at you, but what it can do?
@@onerxowns2202 Nothing but it would be quite scary.
this is so hilarious, one of the most dangerous SCP was defeated by a human farting his way to the right
"096 hits a space rock and is able to redirect himself."
Sure. IF. Which is really unlikely. I don't think the people in the comment section truly understand how vast, and large space truly is. Even at the speed of light. It takes the Suns rays 8 minutes to reach us.
If 096 lands onto another celestial body, which again is really unlikely, by the time he gets back to where the Earth was, the Earth has already moved. Because its orbits the sun. I can't believe people don't know this.
@@calirs5120 Ngl, I did not think about that.
SCP-096 never returned to earth. He became half-mineral, half-anomylous being and floated forever through space. And though he wished for death, he was unable to die. So eventually, he stopped thinking.
I literally gave the shy guy the finger when he flew past the astronaut LOL
Best containment procedure: destroy all pictures of 096, strap him to a rocket, fire it at the nearest black hole and forget. Either he dies, hes trapped, or it takes him several thousand years to get back at light speed.
Black holes trap everything, even light. 096 wouldn’t be able to escape even at light speed.