Rock strata that were once horizontal may even be bent back or turned upside down, so that the older rocks are now on top of younger rocks. Beneath the crater floor is a lens-shaped body of breccia — rock that has been broken and pulverized by the shock wave. The incoming object itself is melted or partly vaporized.According to the passage, breccia is

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Rock strata that were once horizontal may even be bent back or turned upside down, so that the older rocks are now on top of younger rocks. Beneath the crater floor is a lens-shaped body of breccia — rock that has been broken and pulverized by the shock wave. The incoming object itself is melted or partly vaporized.<br>According to the passage, breccia is






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