what happens when an immovable object meets an unstoppable force?

wrong!!

then what is it?O.O

It’s a paradox…realistically, if one exists, the other cannot.

Why wrong, you said the object was “Immovable” you never said it couldn’t be destroyed by said force. Or even that when the two clashed together there wouldn’t be a large amount of noise, even if nothing is destroyed.

Why are you asking a question you already know the answer to… =/ Just so you can tell everyone they’re wrong?

Neither immovable objects nor irresistible forces are possible. Every object in the universe has some effect on every other. This is why systems act chaotically; you can never calculate every influence on anything. What does the fact that one impossibility would make another impossibly impossible have to do with the price of tea in China? It is a paradox but only in an imaginary realm where such things can exist by fiat. Extending this to cosmology, could an omnipotent God create an object so heavy he couldn’t lift it? Either way he isn’t omnipotent.

i found out a logical answer after i had asked it.. it REFLECTS!

How can it reflect? By reflecting, it would require that split second moment where it has to pause and rebound, thereby deeming it stoppable. Logic fail.

it doesnt need to stop moving. if the other object is immoveable, the force is immediately opposed in the opposite direction.

You’re not getting it…think physics…for an object to to bounce, it would need to hit the surface, stop for a fraction of a second, and allow it’s motivational force to redirect… thereby stop….