How Mount Vesuvius blast saw victims’ blood boil & heads explode with temperatures reached 500C in painful final moments
VICTIMS of the 79AD Mount Vesuvius eruption died when extreme heat caused their blood to boil and their heads to explode, experts say. Researchers said some of the victims who died were trapped in oven-like chambers where the temperature reached as high as 500C. 8 Researchers found black and red mineral residue on the skeletal … Read more
