@kevincosmicomusic
Instead of falling into a depression and living a sad broken life, he decided to find a way to help others so they dont go through what he did. True hero
@alksi1
Its crazy to think that messages changed from being delivered in a week across the atlantic to just a few seconds in one huge leap.
@_an_bakan_5580
"still ded" he thought it will bring her back....
@abdulkarimytchannel
The teacher we never asked for but the teacher we needed
@ilijas2415
Fun fact: Morse code was the most used type of communication back in the days of the Titanic and it was indeed used to send CQD and SOS signals. So yeah, it CAN, or since it's not much in use nowadays, it COULD save your life.
@podwithtideinit
That "yeah already in the ground there, died about four weeks ago"
@MarkerIsGOATedFr
that ânoooooooooâ has the same energy as having someone armless on your team
@BmoreFinest
Dude these animation are worth watching alone, Plus the knowledge. Top tier
@Thefactgalaxy2712
Good to see the channel growing more and more , day by day đ
@PorygonBugado
I'm brazilian, as a kid I thought it was called "Walrus Code", because "Morse" sounds a lot like the portuguese name for Walrus (Morsa) I believed it until I was 7-8
@captnarwal5
Fun fact dots and dashes can also be represented as a person taping their finger or rubbing it on a surface so if you see some one tap there finger 3 times rub it on a surface 3 times then tap another 3 times that means SOS in Morse code and they could be in danger so if you see that look at them or around them and if something feels off or someone is close to the person in a weird way maybe call 911 because they could be asking for help from you because they canât get help also I guess this wasnât a fun fact serious fact I guess
@Goof-apleps
And that ladys and gentlemans, is what i call, "every secret mesage at the final credits of a movie"
@myresearchwork6718
Actually the guy who invented it knew that she was ill and he wasnât able to go see her so he invents this thing to message to her but then he gets a response from somebody else that died just by the time he invented the thing. He didnât travel the vast distance between them.
@Cyberdoom-hd4zd
Bro is the teacher we need in our schools. Amazing facts
@L1trianglee
You have no idea how many people you make happy with your videos. Keep going
@ZapHc
THE WAY SAMUEL THROW THE GUY AWAY, AND GET ON THE HORSE was funny asf to me. đ
@glitchmasterd5908
Morse code is pretty fun to learn, I've teached a few people too, you can learn it in under a week, even without spending a lot of time on it, you can even just do a little bit or work on it every day, you can learn it in under a day too, but I suggest spreading it out a bit, all you need to do is memorize symbols with each alphabet letter, pretty simple
@mr.spinoza
"Electricity" isn't "just light." Electromagnetic radiation is. That travels at the speed of light, whereas electricity (involving electrons) is slower.
@nottelling4192
One of the coolest animations to open our understanding of Morse code.
@HenryBelcaster