If i push something and it doesn't move where does the energy go?
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Pushing in itself is not work, it is force. For humans to push something it takes work, because of how our muscles work. It is kind of like pushing on a wall with a water hose, the wall doesn't move, but there is a lot of work going in to moving around the water. It is the same with muscles, pushing hard on an "immovable" object will generate a bunch of heat in your muscles, but does no work on the object.
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the rest of energy is goes to environment through our muscle and between the rock and our hand
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