Morse code using lights is a signaling system that uses a series of blinks to represent letters and numbers. It was developed by Samuel Morse in 1838 and has been used for communication in a variety of settings, including maritime, aviation, and the military.
Morse code can be transmitted using a variety of light sources, including flashlights, lanterns, and signal mirrors. The sender blinks the light source in a series of short and long bursts, which are interpreted as dots and dashes by the receiver. Each letter or number is represented by a unique combination of dots and dashes.
