Mount Vesuvius erupts in 1944 in southern Italy

The transcript describes the intense heat and movement of white-hot lava, which flows down a volcano's sides at 2500 degrees, capable of incinerating everything in its path. The lava spreads as a vast sea of molten rock, wide and deep enough to cover large areas, such as New York's Central Park, with a thick layer.

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