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In 1827 Samuel B. Morse became interested in electricity. It was not intill 1832 that got his first patent for the invention of the electric telegraph.
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In 1836, Samuel introduced his invention to the world. Short signals were called dits. They looked like dots. Long signals were called dahs. They looked like dashes.
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In 1837, Charles Wheatstone and William Cooke started using electric telegraphs in England, but their telegraphs needed needle points that rotated to show the letters of the alphabet in the message.
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In 1844 he showed his invention to congress. He sent the message “What has God wrought”
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Morse code is used now in radio communication. It’s efficiency at giving a signal has grown about 50
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I think you will be able to use morse code with your Mind by just touching the machine and thinking your message.
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