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there will be a rip in the space-time continuum. I have no idea. Ask Data.

Simply go around the object. That way you don't have to move it.

hat way you don't have to move it.

I remember this question from years back, the answer is "The unstoppable force goes through the immovable object" The reasoning is that there is a large amount of space between the atoms of materials. The other answer is Nuclear Fission, but that would be if the items in question are destructible.

For it to crack it has moved.

Lets put it in to numbers..immovable +1 and unstopable -1

It equals 0

Meaning theyd cancel each other out.

The same thing happens when you create a four sided triangle.

basically chuck norris and mr.t

only they will ever know

If the unstoppable force continues to push the immovable object, this will happen.



Other than that, the two cannot both exist at the same time and place.

Yes a black hole will happen.

So here are my saucy reply.
(Shazam for shakesperian language.)
This can be put into a mathmatic formula.

Falcon PUNCH* Chuck Norris = Dividing by Zero
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Both result in OH SHI-

it depends what the unstoppable force is. it could be wind. it doesnt even have to be fast it just doesnt stop. the unstoppable force would go around the object and continue without stopping. it could even be deflected and go off in another direction, just as long as it doesnt stop.

basically, there are too many variables for there to be a valid answer

they might not interfere with each other, as well as the immovable object might be destroyed, or the source of an unstoppable force be destroyed. That depends on the nature of both the UF and IO.

a black hole will be created, a rip in the fabric of space/time, and all logical will ajsodifnqw. this is what happens when you create a paradox.

it is not a paradox! for it to be a paradox we'd need more info! AND, a paradox does not even cause a black hole! black holes are made when a freaking star collapses!