A cable that is made up of dozens of thin strands of glass and transmits pulsating beams of light is called a coaxial cable.

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A coaxial cable is usually made up of a copper conductor surrounded by insulating material, followed by a braided shield and an outer jacket. It is not made up of strands of glass and does not transmit light pulses. Instead, it is commonly used for transmitting radio frequency signals.

A Cable That Is Made Up of Dozens of Thin