The famous names of Nikola Tesla and Guglielmo Marconi get all the headlines for sending Morse code during the turn of the 20th century. But it was a little-known figure named Reginald Fessenden who changed the course of the world. In 1906 he was able to wirelessly send sound in RF signals. Almost 115 years later and “radio frequency” is still a mostly unknown and mystical thing to most people. Looking for answers on how your phone, computer, TV, and even massive radioastronomy telescopes work? Believe it or not, you’ll find out today, but only if you read more. Keep…