What would happen if an unstoppable object hit an unmovable object ?
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there is no such thing as unstoppable object and unmovable object. There is always an equivalent force to alter its kinetic energy and potential energy.\nLike in rubber bands. We know that rubber bands are elastic. If we stretch it and let go it always come back to its original size. But when the stretchability of the rubber bands or stress limit is surpassed there could occur a strain in where when the force is removed the rubber band tend to come back to its original shape but not its original size because the rubber band it slightly bigger or larger.\nSo to your question, the energies or force to alter the two objects and collide and the transfer of energies or force are canceled out, the force produced by the two objects will transfer to their surrounding in a radiating manner. Producing a mushroom cloud, or like a nuclear bomb. http://images.google.com.ph/imgres?imgurl=http://pages.britishlibrary.net/patgardiner/images/Mushroom%2520Cloud%25203.gif&imgrefurl=http://pages.britishlibrary.net/patgardiner/survivalism.htm&h=388&w=491&sz=13&tbnid=2NajBMLLE4kJ:&tbnh=100&tbnw=127&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dmushroom%2Bcloud%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D&start=3&sa=X&oi=images&ct=image&cd=3
557635
it cannot be compressed therefore it shatters or cleaves
534010
Practically anything, as this event can not occur in our universe.  The existence of an irresistible force precludes the existence of an impenetrable barrier (or immovable object, as this question is normally phrased).  Conversely, if I know of the existence of an impenetrable barrier, I can state definitely that there is no such thing as an irresistible force.  The two items cannot exist in the same universe at the same time.
844798
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.\n\nThe smaller object gets busted, as is your question.
435256
I think what would happen is artificial gravity.  The cat and butter toast would be caught in perpetual spin neither side allowing the other to be the one that lands.\n\nThe REAL question is...  How can we harness this power for the benefit of man.
98850
Yes. It will superheat and have a violent reaction when something touches it.
1067859
actually, it can! If you understand physics, the website below has proof. (but I dont know how hard you threw it.)
54780
Two possibilities: They would remain at the point of their meeting forever or the unstoppable force would disperse into smaller unstoppable forces and move on in different directions.
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simple. 'every action has an equal and opposite reaction' remember that one? the unstoppable force will do a 180 degree turn and apply itself in the other direction.
172509
Only partly in jest... beat it with a hammer and shatter the ceramic, or heat the steel til it melts and flows away from the ceramic -- both assume some sort of bond between the ceramic and steel.  The actual quickest answer depends on how the ceramic and steel are attached.  It could be as simple as lifting which ever is on top.  \n\nSee what happens when you as an ill-defined question?
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In the same universe it is logically impossible to have an irresitable force and an unmovable object. The force would be stronger then the forced, so a irresitable force would move an "unmovable object". The ability to fail is not a part of omnipotent e.g Can god create a rock to heavy to lift. The argument is that God can create a rock of a tremendous size, but because HE is all powerful, HE will always be able to lift it.
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Well my friend, two theories come into play here.\n1) Things in motion tend to stay in motion.\n2) Energy cannot be created or destroyed\nTherefore, one or both of the objects (depending of the structure and integrity of the objects) will suffer severe or absolute damage as the transfer of kenetic energy to solid matter occurs. (Depending on the speed and velocity)Whether you think so or not, one obect will move or one object will stop.
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Chuck Norris; it's the unstoppable force vs. the unmoveable object.
185889
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...................it will break?
227548
nothing you can hit them both with a big swingggggggg....................sorry i\njust fell off my chair
321959
they would fall at the same time unless there is a force acting upon one of the weight...
662183
no.  air friction will limit it's terminal velocity.  It'll still hurt, and possibly kill if it strikes someone