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Who knows? Ships everywhere would be doomed! Morse Code required a human ear to interpret the received code since a lot of analysis was needed by he human brain in order to decipher the code.
Machines reading Morse code struggled until advanced electronics could cope with the varying length of each character. The telegraphic 5 unit Baudot code used in telegrams and telexes standardised the code so that every letter and number consisted of an equal length.This simplified the decoding to a point where relays and mechanisms could decode and print the received signal.
To answer your question ? They would have come up with something better. It triumphed because it was first on the scene.
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He invented the electric telegraph and the international code used for messages around the world?
Samuel Morse- American artist and inventor known for his invention of the electric telegraph and the Morse code became an international code used for telegraph and new messages around the world.
What would happen if cotton candy was never invented?
the world would exploder
How many Morse codes are there in the world?
there are two different symbols in Morse code: dots and dashesfor example Morse code would be (in international Morse code):-- --- .-. ... . -.-. --- -.. .
When was the distrution of the world?
it really wasnt the distruton of the world but 911
What was the problem of World War I?
Hitler wasnt in it
How was the Olympics diffused to the rest of the world?
it wasnt
Why was the world goingto end in 2000?
it wasnt going to end because they had been saying that for ages but never did it happen like this year apparently it is going to end this year but it wont
What impact did Samuel F B Morse make in the world?
He invented the first electric telegraph. This made a huge impact on America because it allowed people to communicate over long distances.
Was concord associated with World War 2?
no it wasnt
Was world war 2 the most violent?
no it wasnt
Was thera a FIFA World Cup in 2009?
No there wasnt
Was Morse code a World War 2 invention?
No, Morse code was not a World War II invention; it was developed in the early 1830s by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail. It was used primarily for telegraphy and became a crucial communication method long before World War II. During the war, Morse code was utilized extensively for military communication, but its origins date back over a century earlier.
