“Morse code” today means International Morse Code, but the original was American Morse — and the two aren’t interchangeable. Here’s how they differ structurally, why International Morse won out, and which one you should actually learn.
You don’t need a radio to send Morse code — tapping a surface or blinking a light works too. Here’s how both methods work, why three blinks often means SOS, and how tap code differs from Morse code tapping.
Translating a name into Morse code follows the same letter-by-letter process as any word. Here’s how name translation works, example names like Alex and Sarah decoded, and tips for getting it right on jewelry or a tattoo.
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