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SCP-2000

Deus Ex Machina

A concealed Foundation installation prepares for catastrophes on a civilizational scale. Its maintenance notes make enormous technical power feel dependent on fallible people, records and machinery.

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01 / Field notes

Infrastructure is the main character

The entrance is hidden in Yellowstone, while procedures discuss staffing, power, scans and repairs. Read those operational details before the description: the facility is something the Foundation must keep working.

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By HammerMaiden

EN · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source checked 2026-09-27T23:53:57Z · page revision: 68, last edited: 02 Apr 2025 12:16

Evidence location: Description; Special Containment Procedures; named addenda or test records discussed in this guide; article Licensing / Citation panel.

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04 / Source record

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SCP-2000 — Deus Ex Machina ↗

By HammerMaiden

EN · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source checked 2026-09-27T23:53:57Z · page revision: 68, last edited: 02 Apr 2025 12:16

Evidence location: Description; Special Containment Procedures; named addenda or test records discussed in this guide; article Licensing / Citation panel.

Agent-checked against the primary article and its licensing citation. Kingy text is a paraphrased reading guide; no article imagery is reproduced.

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Continue with a recovered archive that asks readers to examine the Foundation's actions at a large scale.