Morse Code
Morse code is an encoding scheme used to transmit text messages by using
a series of on-off tones, typically spaced apart by 1/4 second
durations. The name comes from Samuel Morse, the inventor. It has been
used extensively in the past for communication, but now has mostly been
replaced with more advanced communication systems.
It is a system of symbols used for transmitting information without the
need for an artificial signal, such as smoke or sound waves. It was
developed in 1838 by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail to conduct
long-distance communication through existing telegraph lines. Nowadays
it is still used by amateur radio operators for fun or to talk with
people on ships or aircraft that do not use any other form of aerial
navigation aids.
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