What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?

Question

What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?

Answer 1

Congrats.... you may have hit upon the real cause for the Big Bang!!

Answer 2

Same thing as when antimatter and matter come into contact... both are destroyed.

Answer 3

OMG I think thats when its all over I dont even think I can think about that;   To me thats like where does the universe end? I feel lost when I think too hard about that one.

Answer 4

Watch the dark knight recently, huh? They clash and collide and get nowhere, but that wouldn;t make sense since if they collided then the unstoppable force would stop which wouldn't be possible, therefore the immovable object would need to move in order to allow the unstoppable force to keep moving.... it's a paradox. Only by seeing it in reality can we know what will happen, which may end up with the universe riping itself apart.

Answer 5

Should they both tremble?

It depends on the difference between their masses, their dimensions, and/or between the molecular chemistry which gives them their forceful state; what can make them unstoppable & immovable? The bigger the differences, the smaller the interaction. ***

They must have an experience by their interaction and go further with their own outside physical state but within a changed inner state as in consequence.

If they were movable and stoppable, some other changes would be occurred like as into their speed.

*** But this case reactions shall be "felt" just at an infinitesimal level, some subatomical tremble, to NONE.

Phew, can somthing/one, from this dimension, touch the infinite?

Answer 6

An unstoppable force means one that can't be stopped, and an immovable object means one that can't be moved, therefore it follows that both together can't exist in the same universe.

Answer 7

An indescribable collision.

Answer 8

woah cool question. i think BIG BANG and starts to make senseless c**p that we all have to figure out. The purpose of life...LOL