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Science, or something like that

     Today I while lying in bed I thought of a conversation that I would have in my science class that would never happen. At first I believe I thought about how I define armaments as anything to keep you from getting killed by the opposing force. Then I thought what if my science teacher asked what if the opposing force is an unstoppable force, to which I responded what if my armaments are unmovable. Then I said that the reality of our force and object would be impossible due to the 2nd law of thermodynamics which roughly states that  any machine needs a source of heat (power) to continue to run. In the case of his unstoppable force it would need an infinite source of energy which at this point in time is impossible, and as would my unstoppable armaments because they would have a force (maybe not an unstoppable one) acting against it and it would lead to it's inevitable demise as nothing lasts forever. Then we started conversing about what if this infinite source of power was a reality. To which my lab partner responds "What if you made a nuke out of it." And I respond with "Who wants to nuke the universe? Nothing would be left if the rate of the explosion is greater than the rate of the expansion of the universe." Then we started to talk about how this nuke powered by this infinite power source would work. And we came to the conclusion that any matter in its vicinity would be absorbed into itself much like a black hole, however it's expansion would be much greater so that it could overcome the expansion of the universe. But when it gets to the edge of the universe and there is nothing to feed upon it would stop and just sit there. Even this universal nuclear bomb running on an infinite supply of power could not be an unstoppable force because it too would eventually stop.
     In reality none of these conversation would even happen, usually I just sit in class, do my work, answer questions, and help people who ask me for help. But I can dream can't I?

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