How would I know!?!?!?

I can't comprehend infinity+1!!!
NO ONE CAN!!!!

Weird thought + nostalgia = unbearable chaos...

Erm... you mean like, if an atom explodes, and then its eletrons hit other atoms and explode them and so on?

It depends on where the atom is and what it hits, but *non-understandable prhase*

But now I'm really confuse, I bet my above sentences do not make sense/are grammatically wrong. Again, nostalgia is a sad thing...

What would happen if you go back in time and kill yourself? You weren't here to return and kill you!

No, if an atom just came out of nowhere.

Would our universe become undefined?
What would happen?

Nothing...

GINGEAFEHDITHLOPENDHAFDIGRUTSPROMA!??!!?!?
WHAAAAT!!?!

Our universe can't hold any extra matter.

as a famous person said:

"Matter cannot be created nor destroyed".

So what if a matter WAS created?
Would the universe blow up?
YOU ARE NOT LOOKING AT IT STRAIGHT.

No

Quantum Physics, I saw a show on it, there's some seriously deep s*** in there.

That and imagining what it would be like to have no eyes.

You came up with an exceptional situation where it is created, but there is nothing said about what would happen.
Nothing will happen.

My head nearly exploded from the concept of infinity.

Well then it would probably just go into space, where all the mater can fill up.

By the way, new concept on angles:

If you have an angle, there is no way it can be close to 180.
If you imagine it, all angles are going up, slowly, but still so they have lift. And that lift increases slow or fast[ depending on angle] so no matter what angle below 180, that lift will always be there. So then how can you reach 180 if the lift never goes down?
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE!!!
Yet the actual angle[180] itself exsists.

Because it's measurement

On the subject of unstoppable meets immovable, I would have to say this: If an unstoppable force did meet such an object, it would simply bore a hold through the immovable object and go straight through. The object would not have moved from its spot and the force would not have been stopped. The shape may have become distorted or warped, but it never moved.

If you asked the question "What would happen if an invincible object was struck by an infinitely powerful force?", the answer would be "Then one would prove to be less than stated, as something would have to yield."

I heard "What if an unstoppable force collided with an immovable object?" before, but in terms like "What if The Juggernaut Collided with Colossus?" yeah, I was an idiot when I heard it.

If it bore a hole through the object, wouldn't that count as destroying an invincible object? Also, if it's the kind of hole that's made where it expands into one, that counts as moving an immovable object. They're both equal in... something, I'd guess they would both yield.

Actually, immovable doesn't mean invincible. Something can be shaved or warped without being moved. It can be fragmented, but not moved.

The invincible object I was talking about is a separate thing.