Nottingham, UK. 04th Apr, 2017. Artwork by Nottingham artist Wolfgang Buttress on the Biocity building on Lower Parliament Street is switched on. The sculpture is linked to 2 NASA satellites which monitor the surface of the sun for solar flare activity; this energy is expressed through an ever-changing fibre optic lighting system which reflects the sun's activity in real time on the facade of the building. The colours will evolve and transform over a 26 ½ day period – the time it takes the sun to rotate on its axis. Credit: Ian Francis/Alamy Live News


Biocity Nottingham solar flare activity via art by Wolfgang Buttress 'Corona' or coloured halo .


Size: 7360px × 4912px
Location: Nottingham England UK.
Photo credit: © Ian Francis / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No

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