Morse code is more than just dots and dashes—it's a fascinating form of communication that has stood the test of time. Developed in the early 19th century by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail, Morse code was originally used for long-distance communication via

Morse Code in Technology & Emergency Communication
While modern technology has largely replaced Morse code in daily communication, it is still widely used in specific fields:

Emergency Signaling: The international SOS distress signal (··· --- ···) is recognized globally.
Amateur Radio (Ham Radio): Morse code is still popular among ham radio operators as an efficient, low-bandwidth way to send messages.
Military & Aviation: Pilots and naval officers are trained in Morse code for backup communication.

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