SCP-225 | Unstoppable and Immovable (SCP Orientation)

[@Tinker_Nerd]

Idea: Build a machine with the sole purpose of emptying all compartments in SCP-216 (The Safe) one by one, to minimize the weight. Then bring SCP-216 to Site-65 and position it so SCP-225-1 is within SCP-216, close the door, and change the combination. In theory, this could allow you to move SCP-225-1 wherever you wish. I believe the chance of strange behavior is minimal, since the inside of a compartment seems to freeze in time when the compartment changes. For the sake of safety, SCP-225-1 could be released in the same location once SCP-225-2 had passed by. Also in theory, SCP-225 is of no risk to us. Most of the space that composes an atom is empty space (More than 99%), and there is space between atoms that also exists. Should the two objects be impossible to divert from their respective paths, it's probable that the force between the objects would be enough to overcome the repulsive force of the electrons, and cause the two objects to move through each other

[@gavinjenkins899]

opening the door once every say 2 seconds would take almost 200 years still, also it doesn't seem big enough?

[@vlastimirvukovic]

I am glad to hear [Data Expunged] in a case of [Data Expunged] because [Data Expunged] would be [Data Expunged] luckily [Data Expunged] will [Data Expunged] and [Data Expunged] as [Data Expunged].

[@Suvarestin]

I think there's an scp that redacts documents unnecessarily.

[@graysonboyce434]

[Data Expunged] 😂😂😂

[@Darkmatter2721]

lmao, but fr this document uses redactions and data expunged way too much. makes it so there isn't a lot of detail

[@samgordon9756]

The SCP Foundation's use of redaction renders its data nearly useless. This goes a long way to explain how they have studied over 5000 anomalies and learned, basically, nothing.

[@jessemorris744]

you're [Data Expunged] I was just thinking that

[@MJ-tr8in]

Easily the most underrated SCP channel I have ever seen

[@sample_sam9045]

the channel has only been up for 6 months, so it makes sense

[@pewcacca5611]

Agreed

[@zeke7100]

it's more or less an exact copy of the volgun's channel. Same style of videos, etc. Not that I'm against it this time though as fan made stuff around scp is nice and it's just barely different enough to be not considered literally ripping the other channel off.

[@arobloxtard.6211]

I personally think dr Bob is more underrated. Scp orientation is just copying the wiki and read it.

[@mariecarie1]

That poor researcher, always just drinking his coffee and looking bored, watching these orientation videos. I'll never see more than his back partial profile, but I love him anyway.

[@g_ninja]

he's scp - 000 forever trapped there

[@gavinjenkins899]

It's not a man it's an anomaly known as "The Orienteer"

[@David-wb9it]

He's prolly stoned outta his gord😂

[@firegamedbd7049]

Loving the fast pace of content recently.

[@RhettSarlin]

SCP-225 author here - nice. You put way more effort into this video than I did into the article, lol. Good work. Though I will say I think "data expunged" instances should be treated more like how you treated the "redacted" instances. Actually SAYING "data expunged" gets a little awkward.

[@RhettSarlin]

Oh, and I don't disagree with those saying there's too many "DATA EXPUNGED" instances. This was my first creative writing endeavor of any kind basically. I was trying to match the SCP culture at the time (2010). That said, the article's been around long enough in this form I feel that editing those out now would be a disservice.

[@blairshort1098]

Bashing balls together has always been painful.

[@TeeJayXL]

I love how you're going in order now

[@Bennysbaked]

Omni-Man likes the thumbnail

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

List of things Dr. Bright is not allowed to do at the foundation rule on this SCP: Dr. Bright is not allowed to organize, authorize, or create in any form, a 'Foundation Demolition Derby, starring SCPs 2383-J, 708, 666-J, 2558-J, 1543-J, 2041-J, 2103-J, 968, 462, 115, and 225 for the grand finalle. Not even with 682 thrown in as a termination attempt.

[@comidyseeker]

Maybe I'm overthinking this, but both objects are technically constantly in motion, right? Even the "immovable" sphere is actually moving. What the only thing capable of moving them is each other? Like their own shared law of inertia. In which case, if they collided, one would move faster, and the other would move slower. It'd be catastrophic, but not apocalyptic.

[@stevengreen9536]

@comidyseeker That depends on SCP 225-2's velocity at the time of impact.

[@comidyseeker]

@@stevengreen9536 Velocity, density, where they collide, if they're affected by any other unknown force. Lots of variables, but like I said, I'm probably overthinking this in the first place.

[@stevengreen9536]

@@comidyseeker Perhaps but chances are the SCP Foundation has a few plan B's just in case. Some of which are also anomalies under their control.

[@willb7392]

nice idea, i have not read all the comments, but they might just "pass" through each other.

[@comidyseeker]

@@willb7392 Whoa! That's the kind of thinking that the Foundation benefit from. That's an awesome concept.

[@thrashandburn10221]

Very surprised "Lunar Impact Incident" didn't have anything redacted. 5:00 There it is

[@That80sGuy1972]

So... if they are effectively indestructible and collide... that's a 100% outward reflection of all impacted energy. And, given what is stated about them, that is potentially nova-creating with the immediate center becoming a singularity.

[@gavinjenkins899]

Dunno how you'd possibly predict any of what you just said, since you don't know their energy, mass, or anything else, nor does it fundamentally make any sense for "two things to keep moving anyway" in the first place to even begin to calculate anything. May as well calculate the amount of energy from "purple monkey dishwasher"

[@That80sGuy1972]

@@gavinjenkins899 It's the absolutes that effectively give any number in an equation infinite as the input. Energy doesn't disappear nor magically glitch out the universe because some sophists with some basic understandings created a low-education thought experiment that creates an eternal "what if" because it's more "complex" than a "if a tree fell in the woods..." one. The infinite thresholds and infinite potential energy mean the energy is compressed and diverted in other directions. You can "fundamentally make sense" of the situations if you apply infinite in place of all relative variables despite that being impossible in reality. Thus, as I said, potentially nova-creating with the immediate center becoming a singularity. Relatively infinite factors are theoretically applied to actual thought experiments, random words pulled out of the air are not... and they are only useful to apply as an argument against the religious perception of reality because using them other ways really backfires the point made when using them.

[@gavinjenkins899]

@@That80sGuy1972 "mean the energy is compressed and diverted in other directions. " Nope, it doesn't mean that, because that violates the starting axioms you were given: that these things DO NOT GET STOPPED or affected by anything. Energy going to the sides = being affected/diverted/stopped. So you violated the rules. I can't blame you since it's impossible NOT to violate the rules when given a fundamentally nonsense/impossible scenario, but you did nonetheless, so your prediction is invalid. Along with any other possible prediction of an invalid/nonsense scenario. And even if we ignore all that and say "okay sure energy goes to the sides" anyway somehow, you STILL couldn't say anything about how violent it would be, because you don't know how much energy there is TO go to the sides. Do these things have the mass of mountains? Or the mass of 1/1000th of a speck of dust? You have no clue. So for all you know, the diverted energy could be about as strong as a fairy's fart. It's just a badly written story, simple as that. There is no answer.

[@MichealWhiteetihWlaehciM]

I heckin live your channel!

[@billflunkendorf]

You make such good videos and upload them at an incredible speed, this channel must be an scp itself

[@cgi2002]

It may be worth noting that both objects are actually the same in regards to physics. They are both objects with a friction coefficient of 0 and a mass of exactly 0. What's notable is that both objects seem to be quantum linked to a specific location, hence why they move how they do

[@cadumbra]

Every other SCP channel: "I'll do the popular ones and then take fan suggestions." This MF "hmm.. 001, 002, 003..." I love it

[@filiptomek11]

SCP youtubers hardly do fan suggestions

[@criticubestars6065]

The million dollar question: What happens when an immovable object meet with an unstoppable...object?

[@martybanks7413]

Big boom, according to the document, but I’d like to hear a tale about the two objects colliding

[@sirellyn]

They pass right through each other.

[@justinmacdonald2102]

I'm thinking maybe singularity somehow. Thats why if they don't annihilate planetary evacuation wouldn't be feasible.

[@Icewind007]

Black hole. Almost certainly.

[@lotus_cz4508]

[DATA EXPUNGED]

[@steelmettle1955]

A black hole is extremely dense and causes a massive gravity well as a result. These objects are not stated to affect gravity at all, so a singularity will not be formed. Maybe they are made of antimatter which is why anything we throw at them has no effect. Although, when matter and antimatter collide, they release a lot of energy. Maybe these spheres are invulnerable since they recycle the released energy to maintain their shape. Think of it like a snow plow driving through snow and using everything it touches to replenish itself. Answer: If they are made of antimatter, then it would look exactly like two beach balls thrown at each other. The immovable object will move and the unstoppable object will be redirected. ... and a bunch of people in space stations will say "Well that was anticlimactic" ...pun intended.

[@OctoberRaven]

"Theft is impossible" Carmen SanDiego: Challenge accepted

[@ematuskey]

Kind of curious how they even discovered SCP-225-2, and linked it to SCP-225-1. But yeah, in the even of imminent collision, evacuation to the nearest parallel dimension would probably be best.

[@bristyngriffin7080]

oh your forgetting [DATA EXPUNGED]

[@327CBG]

Why evacuate to another dimension? Wouldn't it be better to try to make a movable portal to another dimension to engulf both objects before collision? It should be timed to occur just moments before impact would happen in case they have a bond (both object may be fueling or hindering each other or neither)

[@hexidimentional]

found the one floating above the ground, by chance found the other when someone saw it in a telescope? 10km is not very far away

[@my_chi_is_rising]

He sounds like the old day movie trailer voice, love it

[@darklordofyocommunitah4781]

He sounds a lot like Clancy Brown.

[@scottsommer9843]

This object could go one of two way. Either A.) They cause a mass reality erasure from quantum entanglement or B.) Theh literally just neutralize each other and nothing happens because if an unstoppable force meets an immovable object, they cancel each other out. In the original concept, it was a great spear against a great shield and they both broke making them both useless.

[@drift8832]

introducing the new hit superhero series, immovable

[@S0ulGh0st]

And this time, the author DATA EXPUNGED the sense out of the text in the last few lines...

[@SuperSaiyanGuyver]

I'm in favor of the "Total shift in inertia" idea. If they connect, one goes flying, the other is halted in place and we're right back where we started. On the other hand, if one was TRULY unstoppable it could bounce off the immovable one. It wouldn't be STOPPED, just re-directed. Could end up anywhere. Outer Space, the Destroyer on Jupiter, your house...

[@devgaikwad3813]

now three videos per day, that is fast

[@m-2718]

Also well there is another possiblity of the two objects just passing trough eachother. With would be the most halerious and most logical

[@amyli7315]

Ah yes, SCP-225, _two opposites and together they destroy._ Ah yes, SCP-224, time flows by fast, doesn't it?

[@drecknathmagladery9118]

or alternatively they could just pass right threw each other defying all laws of physics in the process although that is unlikely the real question is what is scp 225-2 locked to if the first is locked to earth

[@g_ninja]

or you could have scp 343 move it

[@princeharris2660]

Just teleport each one a certain distance away when they get within a certain distance of each other. Surely the Foundation has teleporters.

[@andrewtheskyshooter]

It would be pretty funny if they ever did collide they just traded places. No nuclear explosions, no [redacted], just a cosmic Newton's cradle...

[@dreammirrorbrony1240]

Interesting scp but too many [data expunged].

[@goofyahdemoman1134]

So that means SCP-225-1 is perfect for anything smaller than itself to be baited into ramming it, say a containment breach occurs with a not so strong SCP.

[@protoworld9922]

what?

[@ChroniqueDesAnomalies]

one of the first SCP i presented on my french channel lul

[@thrashandburn10221]

Did... did you photoshop in that laser blasting 225-1? If so big pog

[@edward9487]

He probably did.

[@thrashandburn10221]

@@edward9487 after I commented on that I started watching closely. This dude does some amazing work for the visuals he produces. Not one cheap shutterstock frame or ten second CAD sketch to be seen

[@tdpuuhailee8222]

Thumbnail: Is that a Joj... (cough) Is that an Invinsible refference

[@arceuszilla4834]

This SCP could be made into a JoJo reference because it's basically just Kraftwerk's ability

[@randomnessrules4971]

What if they just go through each other?

[@catastros654]

Ask a certain all-mighty child to make them intangible, that way they can´t harm anything

[@suravian666]

"giga"ton for those who dont realize is 1000 megatons, and the largest nuclear bomb ever the czar bomba was only about 50 Megatons,

[@nisrasha6842]

If you can't move the object just move the planet its on out of the way

[@21stCenturyDigitalBoy]

Did they try using SCP-608 on SCP-225-1?

[@blackgard3253]

neat

[@namelessentity1167]

Call in the church of the 2nd hightoth

[@vladtheimpaler9577]

SCP 225-1 isn't actually an immovable object since it is in fact moving relative to the earth's rotation. I think it would have been more clever to have SCP 225-2 the orb in space be completely stationary, only appearing to be moving fast because all planets are rotating around it.

[@jh316]

The solar system is also moving, and so is the galaxy. If it was truly at a fixed point in space then we would only encounter it the one time our solar system happened to intersect with it.

[@teddys5775]

It’s gonna be a black hole

[@Psusanoo]

Theory: Immovable is Unstoppable and Unstoppable is Immovable

[@matejpfajfar8039]

In other words; The big bang theory. (I very much prefer this one)

[@AutisticCereal]

Dude, just unfreeze it with your prop gun. That will fix it

[@polkalamypekopeko2969]

Data Expunged should be an expletive.

[@MCraven120]

Cool SCP but I hate how some authors throw around Data Expunged like its gonna make there SCP spookier. It doesn't, its just annoying.

[@FallenAngelZero00]

They worry to much, the two objects are of the same nature and if one contacts the other as they have in the past the properties are just switched to the other, instantly.

[@AspieMemoires]

This is one of the SCP’s that has far too many unnecessary data expunged or redacted.

[@darklordofyocommunitah4781]

If they told you, they would have to (Data expunged) and all the rest of your (Redacted) including (Data Expunged).

[@macklonrobinson8269]

Sooo... the Juggernaut?

[@joeycasale755]

Data expunged

[@ViolentAurora]

The immovable object would win btw

[@jontorres1991]

?

[@ViolentAurora]

@@jontorres1991 I was talking about the actual theory, sorry. There's a really cool video I watched a while ago talking about it

[@karmakarma5232]

Is it just me or does he sound like markiplier

[@my_chi_is_rising]

Dam it ,,, 9th

[@gavinjenkins899]

It doesn't make any sense to say how many kilograms it is, because you couldn't measure that, as it is described. Booo immersion ruined

[@mo____]

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[@PauloPontes]

used too much "data expunged", the should be reserved to data that is not relevant but makes sense in world like scientist names and SCP locations ...

[@ckingch]

DATA EXPUNGED 🙄

[@johnhagen4368]

I really hate all the data expunged. Why even write it if you're going to write nothing

[@FeatherleszBiped]

Lazy writing

[@kellysavage7073]

No lesson was learned that made no sense and the stupidity from this story was Unstoppable.