Hello and welcome to SciShow Tangents. It's a bonus episode. I'm Hank Green and joining me as always is science expert, Sari Riley and our resident every man Sam Shultz. This month, obviously, we've been talking about scary science because it's Halloween. We're going to be answering your creepiest, crawliest, science questions.

And Sam and Sari are going to tell a couple of science horror stories.

I'm not going to because Samsonini and Emily was like, can you get together a science horror story?

And I said, maybe.

And then the answer was actually no.

No.

I just sent it to you as a, what's it called, a politeness.

If you wanted to write a science horror story, you are more than welcome to at all times. So is it a science horror story that

you wrote or is it a horror story from the world of science? Yeah, it's basically a fact off,

but it's kind of scary. It's kind of scary and also it wasn't really quite good enough to be a

fact ops. Yeah. Was that yours too? Not really quite good enough to be a fact-ops.

Yeah.

Was that yours too?

Yeah, not quite science-y enough, but a little bit mysterious.

I know what I would have done now that I'm thinking about it.

Well, maybe give it around.

Isn't there like a slab of uranium that killed like two leading scientists and a separate occasions?

Haunted uranium.

The death core.

The death core.

Wow.

That's a good one.

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