SCP-1959

At the time of writing, SCP-1959 has not yet been contained. All observatories within 50° north and 73.2° south of the equator should be placed on the Foundation's watch list, and amnestics should be administered to all witnesses. If captured, a specialized containment unit has been reserved at Site-██.

Description: SCP-1959 is an unmarked white spacesuit, similar in manufacture to the Soviet SK-1 model used in the Vostok Program with few alterations. The suit itself appears indestructible. The helmet visor is severely damaged and fogged, preventing any observation of its interior. To date, all attempts to communicate with SCP-1959 have failed. The subject is also known to emit considerable amounts of gamma radiation.

SCP-1959 appears to be continuously orbiting the Earth at a reasonably constant speed. The subject's position may vary between Low and High Earth Orbit at any given time. SCP-1959 will impact any obstacle in its path, causing severe structural damage.

Although the subject is capable of independent movement, it remains immobile most of the time. When the subject does move, its body language shows signs of extreme distress and it will sometimes attempt to break its visor. There are recorded instances where SCP-1959 hovered in place for a period of time before moving again. Based on observations of such events, the subject appears to be resisting some invisible force before being moved.

Addendum-01: SCP-1959 was first observed floating in Low Earth Orbit by the crew aboard [REDACTED] on ██/██/1971. Observation lasted three hours before the crew members lost sight of the subject.

Appendix-02: After some research into the Soviet space program and in archi

At the time of writing, SCP-1959 has not yet been contained. All observatories within 50° north and 73.2° south of the equator should be placed on the Foundation's watch list, and amnestics should be administered to all witnesses. If captured, a specialized containment unit has been reserved at Site-██.

Description: SCP-1959 is an unmarked white spacesuit, similar in manufacture to the Soviet SK-1 model used in the Vostok Program with few alterations. The suit itself appears indestructible. The helmet visor is severely damaged and fogged, preventing any observation of its interior. To date, all attempts to communicate with SCP-1959 have failed. The subject is also known to emit considerable amounts of gamma radiation.

SCP-1959 appears to be continuously orbiting the Earth at a reasonably constant speed. The subject's position may vary between Low and High Earth Orbit at any given time. SCP-1959 will impact any obstacle in its path, causing severe structural damage.

Although the subject is capable of independent movement, it remains immobile most of the time. When the subject does move, its body language shows signs of extreme distress and it will sometimes attempt to break its visor. There are recorded instances where SCP-1959 hovered in place for a period of time before moving again. Based on observations of such events, the subject appears to be resisting some invisible force before being moved.

Addendum-01: SCP-1959 was first observed floating in Low Earth Orbit by the crew aboard [REDACTED] on ██/██/1971. Observation lasted three hours before the crew members lost sight of the subject.

Appendix-02: After some research into the Soviet space program and in archi