Ubiquity means be present at the same time everywhere. It is the property or state of what is ubiquitous, which is the ability to be in different places at the same time.
Ubiquitous is an adjective, "from the Latin ubiquitous", which means to be everywhere at once.
Ubiquity is a feminine noun, whichin Theology, it is used to convey the idea of omnipresence, that is, that which is everywhere at the same time. God is considered ubiquitous, because he is given the gift of being present everywhere at the same time.
Ubiquism is a Lutheran sect, according to which the body of Christ is present in the Eucharist not because of transubstantiation, but because Jesus is present everywhere.
Ubiquista is the individual who seems to be in several places at the same time, is the person who gets along well everywhere.
Data transmission networks and information and communication technologies can be considered ubiquitous. Today, internet, television and mobile communications signals are widespread and available at all times.
Microorganisms are found in a wide variety of environments and can therefore also be considered ubiquitous.
