Morse Code

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Samual Morse was a man of intedgery and a inventer. samual Morse has skill beyond the people in his time. his predications were that you could send singnals though wire.

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The land telegraph was invented by Samuel Finley Breese Morse, in the 1830s I think. He built this thing that when a button was pushed at one place, it could cause a clacker to go clack at the other end of a wire many miles long. In order to send information over it, he invented a code of clacks for each letter of the alphabet ... which he modestly called Morse's Code.

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In English, it is the spoken form of the dash in Morse Code; it is also the symbol for the decaHenry (daH) a unit of electrical inductance.

Morse is the telegraphic code ( for example SOS ...---... ) Wig-Wag is a hand signalling procedure that is adapted for use with Morse Code, but the method is different. Wig Wag ( here using on-and-off lateral lights) is used on Grade Crossing signals on the Railroad- lateral apparent motion. as regards Morse, wig-wag is used with signal flags-one at a time, as distinguished from semaphore with a minimum of two flags. Signal Flags used by the Army are red and white- as is the Polish Flag.

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A: Today it has not much value except for die hard amateurs radio operator. At one time it was extensively used because the range of communication at low frequency transmission dot line it could circumvent the globe Nowadays with the satellite circling the globe it has become a curiosity. The generation of the code was done with breaking a switch to cause the transmitter to output a wave more popular was dedicated wires whereas the useful transmission

Some people use codes to talk to people in a way that they understand.

Also they use codes like a password or like symbols.

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Modern communications trends incorporate the desire that people have for instantaneous information. It also uses a variety of multimedia to transmit information through personal narratives, video, pictures and artistic representations.

In 1838 Samuel Morse perfected Joseph Henry's invention of the electromagnet. It was not until 1843 that the government funded a telegraph graph line from Washington to Baltimore.

The Morse Code was developed by Samuel Morse after he invented the telegraph. His thoughts about long-distance communication came when his wife died while he was away.

Dots would last only a short amount of time on a Morse code machine and dashes would be three times that length.

He invented a machine that is used to send doted words through distant areas. This machine was the first electric way of communication. Till this day in honor of Samuel Morose they called the machine the morose code machine

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Morse code is actually a kind of cipher where patterns of long and short stand for the letters of the alphabet as well as numbers. For example, the pattern . . . stands for the letter "S" and the pattern _ _ _ stands for the letter "O" so that . . . _ _ _ . . . stands for SOS, the distress signal. In the Second World War, the first four notes of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony were used as a symbol for victory as the rhythm is the same as the Morse for "V" (short-short-short-long)

SOS - "save our souls" - originally a Morse signal, internationally adopted in 1906 (1908) during the second radiotelegraphic convention.

Famous for being sent when ships are in big trouble at sea...

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Samuel Morris and other inventors worked on developing a telegraph throughout the 1830's and the 1840's. Morris sent the first telegraph message from one of his fully operational machines in 1844.