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- SCP-806 (?)
- SCP-806 is a modified film projector from the early 1900s that can recreate a nude, monochrome "copy" of a deceased person when film reels of them are projected onto a special screen for 13 to 27 hours, provided someone is watching the entire time. These copies, called SCP-806-1, usually remember their past lives but die of heart failure within 70 to 75 hours after being formed, except for one unique instance, SCP-806-1-a, who has amnesia and has survived longer. The projector is kept sealed in a containment locker.
- Tree of Knowledge (Australia) (?)
- The Tree of Knowledge was a historic ghost gum in Barcaldine, Queensland, Australia, which served as a crucial meeting point for striking shearers during the 1891 Australian shearers' strike. This strike was a pivotal event in the Australian labour movement, and it was beneath this tree in 1892 that the manifesto of the Queensland Labour Party was read, directly contributing to the formation of the Australian Labor Party. The tree, which became an icon of the labour movement and a symbol of Barcaldine's identity, was tragically poisoned in 2006, but its legacy is preserved through a memorial on its original site and clones planted elsewhere.