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what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?
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this question concerns metaphysics rather than physics
Any immovable object would have infinite mass leading to gravitational collapse into a black hole. Meanwhile, in the finite universe an unstoppable force could never exist because it requires infinite energy. With this in mind, I say the reaction caused by these two phenomenon meeting would be pretty spectacular to observe ;)
with the equation \[E=Mc ^{2}\] mass is simply concentrated energy so an object with infinite mass has infinite energy. This would not necessarily lead to a gravitational collapse as an object with infinite mass and infinite energy is traveling at the speed of light.
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