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Regarding our good old SCP-682 ...

Est-ce que quelqu'un a un lien ou une preuve que SCP-682 a atteint la taille de Saturne ?

Parce que je ne vois pas cet exploit n'importe o├╣ dans les fichiers de la Fondation: /
 
Item: SCP-2305-A

Tissue Test Record: N/A

Termination Test Record: An SCP-2305-A instance generated involving SCP-682, and has been transcribed here by order of O5-ÔûêÔûê.

Item #: SCP-682

Object Class: Keter

Proposed Neutralization Method: OPERATION FAIL-SAFE-TANGA-34 would be enacted upon successful removal of approximately 90% of SCP-682's body mass, while incapacitated in a space shuttle that has been set to land on the Moon. OPERATION FAIL-SAFE-TANGA-34 consists of the following procedures:

1): 20,200,500,000 RDS-220 hydrogen bombs and 750 SCP-2195-1 instances will be transported to the Moon, spread out across the surface. It will be detonated with 10 separate inputs at Site-19. Materials for bombs would be generated from SCP-2400 and collected stillbirths for SCP-2195-1 instances.

2): 300 Tilda/Cimmerian Reality Vacuum Attachments have been attached in an hexagonal pattern on the Moon, with approximately 35 km of space between each one. TCRVAs will maintain the explosions occurring on the Moon to prevent any debris from hitting Earth.

3): Area-0-TANGA has been constructed 4,000 km into the Earth and currently houses a large spheroid approximately the size of the Moon, constructed from SCP-2400 materials. SCP-1056 will be used to lower the size of the spheroid for easier transportation.

4): Amnestics would be administered to approximately 80% of the human population after detonation through use of a modified RED TALISMAN algorithm to produce non-lethal cognitive hazardous amnestics. Amnestics will be applied to every source of common media, such as newspapers, television, billboards and several popular internet sites.

Result of Neutralization Attempt: Once the weakened SCP-682 arrived at the Moon's surface, all explosives were detonated. The TCRVAs successfully dampen most of the explosion, but 150 large meteorites still land on Earth. Spheroid was successfully transported to the Moon's orbit field and grown to its original size. Amnestics were successfully administered to approximately 78% of the Human population. However, 0.03 milliliters of blood belonging to SCP-682 survived the termination attempt, and adapted from it. SCP-682 grows to approximately the size of Saturn, and proceeds to destroy and eat multiple planets within the Solar System.

"The moral of the story:" This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang, but a chomp. But for reals, don't **** with the gecko.
 
It's a simple typo, I was wrong language ...

Otherwise, I'm not sure I really understand everything, but in summary:
- A lot of explosive devices have been placed on the Moo
- SCP-682 was brought there, which triggered the explosion of these explosives
- Our dear 682 was then vaporized and reduced to about 0.03 milliliters of its initial blood mass
- Of this 0.03 milliliter of blood remaining, however, he managed to adapt and regenerated completely to reach the size of Saturn and devour the planets and surrounding stars ...

Am I summarizing the test, even if vaguely?
 
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