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Lava comes from very hot depths underground. It is incandescent during eruption, its color is red. It destroys life as it spreads rapidly. The lava from the Vesuvius volcano in 1805 is 80 km per hour. they spread rapidly. Ancient lava regions are very suitable for growing plants. The soils of these places are also rich in minerals.

There are two types of lava: Some of them are more dense. These flow slowly; When it comes into contact with air, it freezes in a short time. The other is liquid like water. It flows so fast that even a horseman can be caught in the lava. An important example of this was seen in Mount Vesuvius. In the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 1805, the speed of the lava flowing exceeded 80 km per hour. The surface of both types of lava in contact with the air quickly freezes and solidifies.

The interior parts cool down later, sometimes even breaking up the bark and reflowing. As the lava flows, it shreds and breaks the material that comes in front of it, burns and melts the molten and combustible objects. It easily carries and drags objects that are five or ten times larger than normal rivers can carry. Lava flowing from volcanoes that erupted centuries ago has covered many parts of the world.