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reaptide
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I''m am in no way an expert of physics so I though I would come here to ask this. Say an unstoppable object was shot at an unmovable object and both are indestructable. What would happen? ------------------------------------------------------------ I am a signature virus. Please add me to your signature so that I may multiply.
reaptide
reaptide
As I said it is purely theoretical. Just wanted to see what crazy opinions pop up.

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quote:
Original post by reaptide
As I said it is purely theoretical. Just wanted to see what crazy opinions pop up.

It''s a fantasy situation, thus a fantasy result can happen.

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Beer Hunter
Beer Hunter
For some reason, quantum tunneling comes to mind.
Andrew Russell
Andrew Russell
It isn''t possible to have a immovable object, or an unstopable object? is it?

How about an object going faster than light hitting an object slower than light. You can''t normaly cross between the two, can you? Wonder what would happen then...

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PouyaCat
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I''d say the unstoppable object glances off. It retains all it''s movement energy (just a different direction), and the unmovable object is still in position.
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It would create an unimaginable logical conundrum whereby this would be an intelligent question.
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