Hull city centre is set to be illuminated by Navigate, a three-day sound and light event in the city centre.
Navigate is made up of four installations including Oracle, an eight-metre floating lighthouse that predicts the weather using unique and captivating displays.
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Oracle, in Prince’s Dock, predicts the weather using unique sound and light displays. Photo credit: Tom Arran.
Linked wirelessly to meteorological sensors, it takes real-time readings of wind speed, humidity, pressure, temperature and rain. Each of these parameters then creates a dynamic weather visualisation played onto the tower using sound, light and lasers.
Once every 15 minutes, the Oracle will contact the Met Office and display a weather omen foretelling predictions for the forthcoming hour with a dynamic audio-visual performance.
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Oracle displays different lights, sounds and symbols depending on the weather. Photo credit: Tom Arran.
Navigate takes place from Thursday 30 January until Saturday 1 February, dusk until 9pm each night.