Item #: SCP-7641
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-7641 is kept in a secure container at Site-28's C-Wing. Testing may be conducted with approval from Project Director Callaghan.
Description: SCP-7641 is an interior wooden door measuring 2 meters in height and 1 meter in width.
SCP-7641's anomalous properties will manifest when a human subject positions themselves within one meter of the doorframe. Should the subject state loudly and clearly the name of a particular place (i.e. a landmark, building or city), SCP-7641 will generate a bilateral wormhole linking itself with the location specified. This portal will remain viable until the door is closed.
Thus far, all tests carried out using SCP-7641 have involved locations within the contiguous United States: as such, the limitations of its anomalous properties remain unknown.
Addendum: The following is an abridged log of experiments involving SCP-7641, all conducted by Junior Researcher George Dodd:
Date: 09-07-2013
Test #: 1
Prompt: "Paris"
Result: Portal leading to a dirt road in Paris, Texas.
Date: 09-07-2013
Test #: 2
Prompt: "Paris, France"
Result: Portal leading to a public park in Paris, France.
Date: 09-07-2013
Test #: 5
Prompt: "Asia"
Result: Portal leading to a construction site in Seoul, South Korea.
Date: 09-07-2013
Test #: 12
Prompt: "Mars"
Result: Portal leading to the office headquarters of Mars, Inc. in McLean, Virginia.
Date: 09-07-2013
Test #: 13
Prompt: "Planet Mars"
Result: Portal leading to the Mars exhibition at the Carnegie Space Centre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Notes: A time lag of three seconds was observed between SCP-7641's opening and portal generation.
Date: 09-07-2013
Test #: 21
Prompt: "Nowhere"
Result: Portal leading to Ducie Island, an uninhabited atoll in the South Pacific.
Date: 09-07-2013
Test #: 22
Prompt: "Everywhere"
Result: A second time lag was observed, this one lasting a duration of roughly seven seconds. SCP-7641 then began cycling through a succession of previously generated portals at an accelerating pace: Junior Researcher Dodd attempted to reset the anomaly by repeatedly shutting and reopening SCP-7641, to no effect. This cycle for six minutes before abruptly ceasing, which coincided with a site-wide electrical failure.
Following this incident, SCP-7641's anomalous properties have repeatedly failed to manifest; item is currently pending reclassification as Neutralized. As this is the third instance of Junior Researcher Dodd nullifying an anomaly through overzealous experimentation, disciplinary action is under consideration.