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Added on the 07/11/2022 07:00:24 - Copyright : Euronews EN
Despite cloudy skies, thousands of people flock to Niagara Falls in Canada to witness a rare total solar eclipse. IMAGES
Eclipse travelers all bundled up in warm clothes gathered under cloudy skies at Niagara Falls, Ontaria, Canada, ahead of a total solar eclipse across North America. IMAGES
Hong Kong, Sep 25 (EFE/EPA).- The main cryptocurrencies on the market - Bitcoin and Ether - fell more than 5 percent Friday after the Government of China declared all cryptocurrency transactions in its territory "illegal". (Camera: JEROME FAVRE).B-ROLL OF MONITOR SHOWING TRADING PRICES FOR BITCOINS AND CRYPTOCURRENCIES IN HONG KONG.
On Thursday, Bitcoin fell as much as 11%. The drop comes after a report from BitMEX Research suggested a critical flaw called "double-spend" occurred in the bitcoin blockchain. Double-spend is a highly feared scenario where a user is able to spend their same bitcoin more than once. Business Insider reports a double-spend event has not been confirmed. There have been mixed messages from BitMEX on the particular instance.
One software company from Manitoba, Canada called the Myera Group has found a novel way to transform the extra heat generated from cryptocurrency mining into a way to provide heat for greenhouses and fisheries in the cold Canadian winter. The heat generated from over 100 Bitcoin mining computers is used to provide heat for the 20,000 square foot warehouse and grow plants and sustain fish tanks. The Myera Group started off as a software development company focused on mining Bitcoins, but decided to expand their business by harnessing the excess heat from the data centres and servers and using it for agricultural purposes.
Freezing temperatures hit Canada and the US over the weekend, covering Niagara Falls in a beautiful layer of frost! Tourists from all over the world came to marvel at the wintery scene and photos of the icy falls went viral. Snow and icy conditions are expected throughout the rest of the week for the northeastern United States and southeastern Canada, with temperatures expected to hover between 8 and 21 degrees Fahrenheit.