“NEVER GIVE UP” in Morse Code
−· · ···− · ·−· / −−· ·· ···− · / ··− ·−−·
Three words mean two long silences. Morse separates words with a seven-unit gap — more than double the three-unit space between letters — so the pauses here carry as much structure as the taps.
Letter by letter
N −· E · V ···− E · R ·−·
G −−· I ·· V ···− E ·
U ··− P ·−−·
Reading it: a dot (·) is one unit long, a dash (−) is three. Letters are separated by a three-unit silence — written as a space — and words by seven units, written as a slash. Want to hear it slower or flash it as light? Open it in the morse code translator.
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