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The 'absolute magic' of Morse code that still connects people globally (opens the original)
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Holding a tall pole and lightweight antenna wires which connect to Morse keys, a group of amateur radio fans attempt to call strangers on the other side of the world. They send a short message from a hill on the outskirts of Bristol, asking, "Is anyone out there?". They wait, and silence. Suddenly, they hear a series of dits and dahs. Someone has picked up their message. A person thousands of miles away has heard them, and a conversation begins. It is this human contact, after transmitting into
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