SOS in Morse Code

The audio begins with a distinct beep sound, a representation of the international distress signal 'SOS' encoded in Morse code. The sound is clear, sharp, and precise, mimicking the unique rhythm of Morse code. The beeps are organized in a series of three short beeps, followed by three longer beeps, and ending with three short beeps again - in Morse code, this pattern translates to 'SOS'. These signals are repeated several times, creating a sense of urgency and need for help. The repetitive pattern of the distress signal is unmistakable, designed to grab attention and call for assistance.