What was the origin of Star Treks Borg? The Borg Queen states openly while interrogating Data that she considers the Borg's biggest weakness to be their remaining vestiges of humanity (humanoidity?), something that the Borg constantly strive to "transcend" as they assimilate and adapt (in contrast to Data, a sentient artifice who seeks to become more human)
star trek - What are the known Borg failed assimilations? - Science . . . Additionally, if the Borg treated the Federation and related Alpha Beta powers like they did species 8472 and sent hundreds of cubes instead of just 1 each time, this answer likely wouldn't exist It's less that the Federation was successful and more that the Borg didn't respect the Federation seriously enough
star trek - Science Fiction Fantasy Stack Exchange Lastly, bot the Borg and the Cybermen can survive in the vacuum of space without dying, as witnessed by the invasion attempt in Doctor Who 's "The Wheel in Space" and the Enterprise hull-sensor dish sequence in Star Trek: First Contact
Do the Q fear the Borg? - Science Fiction Fantasy Stack Exchange Do the Q fear the Borg? Or could it perhaps be that the Q just don't want to annoy the Borg, since the Borg are possibly the most powerful guys in the galaxy (outside fluidic space) and the Q don't want to be responsible for anything the Borg do out of anger? Since the Borg could probably wipe out a good chunk of the galaxy if they felt like it
star trek - Was Vger responsible for the creation of the Borg . . . The whole Borg V'ger idea concept to try to explain the creation of the V'ger vessel, is just that - an idea, and unfortunately it's a false one that the Star Trek writers have been clinging to wrongly, to come up with some plausible explanation for the creation and early history of the Borg and of V'ger