Universal constant

A universal constant was an unchanging or constant quality of the universe which could be measured, such as the speed of light in a vacuum, or the gravitational constant. This was contrasted with a mathematical constant which had a fixed numerical but did not directly involve a physical measurement.
In 2286, Leonard McCoy stated that the only constant in the universe was the bureaucratic mentality. ()
In 2371, Tolian Soran stated that the Borg showed him that if there were one constant in the whole universe, it was death. ()
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