SCP: Space Division #33867043
Description
SCP: Space Division "Humanity is better living in ignorance of the things that can destroy them" -O5-1 [Secure Contain Protect] The SCP Space Division is a Department within the SCP Foundation that focuses on off planet storage of threats and anomalies, there main base, Site-0 is the largest Site in the Foundation stationed on the moon away from the spying eyes of Earth it contains some of the most dangerous anomalies in multiple containment sectors designed to keep them away from human life but it has weaknesses built on the previous Lunar Area-03, a much smaller research outpost which was destroyed by [REDACTED] some of the outpost remains with the Chaos Insurgency waiting to strike with access through the oxygen filters they can get to almost any part of the base but when all hell breaks loose and The Foundation has lost the Off-Site Nuclear Protocol is launched. This Game / Group may not follow all lore eg. design, anomalies, ranks or other may not be lore accurate please enjoy
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Membership history
Growth
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 20 Aug 2026, 22:07 | 6 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by Ronnie (@72ronnie) as measured.
Members we’ve seen
Ronnie (@72ronnie) — O5-1 (rank 255)
@GoldenTheDeveloper — Site Directors (rank 252)
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Rank structure
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