New Study Says Gulf Stream Could Collapse by 2025; What Does It Mean | Explained in GFX

According to a new study, the Gulf Stream system could collapse as early as 2025.

The Gulf Stream is a powerful ocean current that transport warm water from the Gulf of Mexico into the Atlantic Ocean.

The new study estimates as timescale for the collapse between 2025 and 2095.

The Gulf Stream's warm water significantly affects weather and climate patterns along its path.

The Gulf Stream's collapse is closely linked to global warming and the AMOC's vulnerability.

Take a look at what will happen if the Gulf Stream collapses.

If is collapses, it could trigger a series of disastrous events around the world.

The Gulf Stream last collapsed during the last Ice Age.

Urgent measures to reduce global carbon emissions and mitigate the effects of climate change are imperative if we are to prevent this catastrophic event.

The Spanish mariners were aware of it's existence since the 1500s.

This is a 1768 chart of the Gulf Stream.

Here's how Benjamin Franklin discovered the stream.

Conversely, when the ships moved away from the Gulf Stream, the wine cooled down.