The Surprising History of the Morse Telegraph: the facts you didn't know

[@mysteriousmarissa]

Thank you for this great video. It is fascinating. I would love to read more and hear more. I am sure that you may provide more references for your excellent and well-stated research. Again, this is an excellent video. You have a knack for this!

[@ElectronicsNotes]

Thanks for your comment. You can find more information using this link to our website: www.electronics-notes.com/articles/history/morse-code-telegraph/telegraph-history.php There are also other links to other pages from here. I hope this helps.

[@jeffharrison1090]

Great information and background study! Thanks so much!

[@ElectronicsNotes]

I’m really glad you found it interesting and useful.

[@jacuswoczega9180]

Information transfer better (faster) than horse rider is key of XIX century progress (beginning with French semaphore telegraph) . It builds modern press, army, trade, and changed world forever (i.e. better, more potent & modern press has strong consequesces in democracy)

[@jacuswoczega9180]

other is steam engine, machine tools in industry scale, railway - this is generally known

[@ElectronicsNotes]

Yes it revolutionised global communications to the extent that it was sometimes referred to as the Victorian Internet. With undersea cables, it enabled global communications as well as transcontinental communications.

[@SkipFlem]

F'r'inley???

[@CharlesDorman-uc5sf]

English. Lies. Lies Lies Morse was on a cruise Someone was dimastrating magnetism Morse got the idea of making it a code an he wrote it all down This video is just another English lie

[@ElectronicsNotes]

The research I ahve done from several sources from the US an elsewhere follows the story I gave.

[@bigmartin]

Calling someone out for telling lies is a bit harsh & doesn’t make you appear too bright