What would happen "IF" an unstoppable force met an immovable object?

What would happen if, out somewhere in space, an unstoppable force met with an immovable object?

It's an "IMMOVABLE" object and an "UNSTOPPABLE" force. If it won't move, it obviously won't blow to smithereens.

The unstoppable force deflects to whatever side easiest for it to deflect to, but if you say they meet exactly head on they will merge. The unstoppable simply decays into it's anti-particle counterpart and passes through the unmovable without moving it.Neutrinos with no mass and no charge probably are the unstoppable forces in nature that we know of.Dark matter and dark energy excluded.

it would probably go around, over or through, but it could blow it to smithereens, ( it's immovable, not indestructible right?) but either way it would be worth watching.

1 of 2 things... the unmovable would move... or the unstopable would stop after a GINORMOUS EXPLOSION! Talk about the Big BANG

Its undefined... like zero times infinity.

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They will collapse!

I don't know that any force can be unstoppable, or that any object can be immovable. Probably one great big explosion!

"When an irresistible force such as you
Meets an old immovable object like me,
You can bet, as sure as you live,
Something's gotta give,
Something's gotta give,
Something's gotta give."

Lyricist Johnny Mercer

That's a contradiction:
For a force to be unstoppable, it can't act on an unmoveable object.
Get it. because then it becomes a "stoppable" force.

If the object stops the force then the force is not unstoppable. If the force moves the object then the object is not immovable.

It's a paradox. It cannot be answered. Any outcome voids the question.

SOMETHING GOTTA GIVE UP