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August 24, 79 AD - August 25, 79 AD
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August 24, 79 AD 8:30 am
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Pliny states "For the past several days there had been earth tremors"
August 24, 79 AD 12:30 pm
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Vesuvius erupts with a powerful force and ash starts to cover Pompeii
August 24, 79 AD 3:00 pm
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Hardenend lava cools and pours down on vesuvius - pumice falls everywhere.
August 24, 79 AD 5:30 pm
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Chunks of pumice come down and buildings begin to collapse.
August 24, 79 AD 6:00 pm
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The clouds cover the sun causing darkness to come which makes people more frightened and panicked.
August 25, 79 AD 1:00 am
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Ash and pumice cover buildings. Debris kills people as it breaks doors and windows.
August 25, 79 AD 4:00 am
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The pyroclastic flow kills any people who still may remain.
August 25, 79 AD 5:00 am
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The pumice amount decreases and the sun starts to shine.
August 25, 79 AD 7:00 am
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Gas leaks from to volcano killing any remaining life, like Crussius's group.
August 25, 79 AD 8:00 am
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A sudden cloud of ash falls and Pliny the Younger witnesses it.
August 25, 79 AD 10:00 am
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Any life that remains near the area observe the horrifying scene and are relieved that it is over.