If an unstoppable force hits an immoveable object?

What happens?

 

bricks will be shat

 

The universe implodes

wait... there's no such thing as an unstoppable force OR an immovable object


TROLL ALERT!@#$%^&*()!@#$%^&*()

 

ohshi-

 

The unstoppable force would continue moving into the immoveable object until it's direction is changed.

If it's direction is not changed it will continue hitting the immoveable object for an infinite amount of time.

 

If it's an unstoppable force, its velocity is constant, meaning it can't bounce or change direction. If it stayed in the same spot, it's velocity would also be changed, it would have to continue in the same direction at the same speed.

 

You said it was unstoppable, if it's unstoppable the velocity will not change. Good day sir.

Then again, there is always the chance that it would break through the immoveable object.

 

Or maybe (supposing they exist and OP isn't troll) the unstoppable force would simply pass through the immovable object to avoid paradoxes causing the world to implode and pointless retarded threads on sythe about impossible scenarios.

/thread

 

I'm confused as to how people can not comprehend this.

 

I'm confused as to your face.

 

If the object is immovable the particles wouldn't be able to split to allow it to break through it.

And yes its unstoppable, velocity is constant/will not change? i don't get what you mean.

 

Nothing could be possibly change if it's infinite.

 

yeah that's my point so it can't bounce or deflect once its collides

 

What if the supposed immovable object were to be completely destroyed as opposed to moved, is this possible?

 

nothing can be completed destroyed, only turned into small particles. If that happened the particles should not move either, so there would still be an immovable force.

 

If something is infinite, it doesn't mean it keeps gaining, it means it stays at a constant max, correct?

You imply when you say unstoppable force, that it's infinite. If it isn't infinite it's stoppable, /end thread.

If it is infinite, it could easily deflect off.

Sadly sense this is fiction you must keep in mind that the object is producing it's own energy from nowhere. That will never change, so it could deflect off/change direction without any change.

 

nigger

 

What about if the particles broke? Remember the unstoppable force has infinite force which is impossible, so therefore the laws of possible stuff don't exist. Therefore the immovable object would be destroyed and not exist anymorez.