The act of quan­tiz­ing space­time leaves us with five dis­crete para­me­ters by which to describe that quan­ti­za­tion. We call these the Planck para­me­ters, their val­ues are:

Constants of Nature that are Dimensionally set by qst:

The rules of qst reveal a new geo­met­ric dimen­sion­less num­ber called ж.
Unitless mark­ers of space­time geometry:

Combining ж with π, and the 5 quan­tized geo­met­ric val­ues of qst, the fol­low­ing con­stants of Nature also jump out of the formalism.

*Avogadro’s num­ber N_A (also known as Loschmidt’s num­ber N_L) is used in the the molar gas con­stant and the Faraday con­stant. This num­ber is the result of some­what arbi­trary his­tor­i­cal con­di­tions wherein the num­ber of atoms in a vol­ume (whose scale was defined by the pop­u­lar arbi­trary sys­tem at the time and the per­sonal choice of atom) was cho­sen as the def­i­n­i­tion. Avogadro’s num­ber N_A is equal to 6.022141510 × 10²³/mol.