#morsecodeday

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Morse Code Day has been designed to pay tribute to this traditional form of communication. This is a telecommunications method that was used for encoding text characters. It involves using standardized sequences of two different signal durations. These were called dits and dahs or dots and dashes. The name “morse code” has been inspired by the inventor of the telegraph; Samuel Morse. The year was 1836, and Samuel F.B. Morse was working on something with a pair of compatriots that would utterly change the way the world transmitted information. What they would develop would be the device and technology that would drive communication until the radio finally became fully developed years later. Even then, radio was often used to transmit Morse Code over long distances, as even weak signals could often carry a comprehensible message in Morse code. It also has the distinction of being a coded language that a human with the right experience can translate by ear, at speed, without a decoder. While it was developed for English, the alphabet has frequently been modified for other languages, making its reach and use universal in nature. From then it has found its way into Aviation, Amateur Radio, and can even be transmitted by flashing lights, as any fan of the media can tell you. Mirrors, flashlights, even bright spotlights have all been used to transmit information in this amazing and diverse codebase. Perhaps the most amazing and unexpected use of this language is to help those with disabilities be able to communicate through simple tapping, or even through a simple skin buzzer. It truly is powerful and adaptive. #MorseCodeDay #RacketOfTheDay #CustomMade #TennisRacket #BreakTheTie #breaktothefuture (em Morse Code) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc2N6UpAqAR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

WHO LOVES PRIME RIB??? One of my favorites of all time and I make it every Christmas for the entire family. We cook it so hot we have to open all of the windows and doors to the freezing cold of December to let the smoke out. Today is also

#morsecodeday #mcm Anyone know what it says? @kennydabeekeeper (at Anne's Embroidery) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzlwbAuFo5_/?igshid=6voymaggevz0