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Scientists have warned that the Gulf Stream, a critical ocean current that drives warm water towards Europe, could collapse, triggering a mini ice age by 2025

Mini ice age on the anvil? Scientists warn of new disaster as early as 2025  

Scientists have warned that the Gulf Stream, a critical ocean current that drives warm water towards Europe, could collapse, triggering a mini ice age by 2025

Scientists have warned that the Gulf Stream, a critical ocean current that drives warm water towards Europe, could collapse, triggering a mini ice age by 2025.
A study published in Science Advances journal has predicted a systemic collapse of the Atlantic Ocean currents, setting off a chain of reactions acorss the Earth. &nbsp;
The study attributes this to the faster-than-expected melt-off of Greenland&rsquo;s glaciers and Arctic ice sheets, which pours freshwater into the sea and obstructs the sinking of saltier, warmer water from the south.
It states that the absence of this water current could drop temperatures &nbsp;across North America, certain parts of Asia, and Europe, potentially plummeting by as much as 10 degrees Celsius within a few decades.
The study estimates a timeframe for the Gulf Stream's potential collapse ranging from 2025 to 2095, with a central estimate of 2050 if global carbon emissions remain unchecked.&nbsp;
Using computer models and past data, the researchers developed an early warning indicator for the breakdown of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (Amoc), a vast system of ocean currents that is a key component in global climate regulation, reports the Guardian.
They found Amoc is already on track towards an abrupt shift, which has not happened for more than 10,000 years and would have dire implications for large parts of the world.
&ldquo;This is bad news for the climate system and humanity as up till now one could think that Amoc tipping was only a theoretical concept and tipping would disappear as soon as the full climate system, with all its additional feedbacks, was considered,&rdquo; the paper stated.

Ice Age cave bear found with nose & teeth intact! 

Reindeer herders in the Russian Arctic just discovered an&nbsp;Ice Age cave bear with its teeth and nose intact!
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Reindeer herders in the Russian Arctic discovered an&nbsp;Ice Age cave bear with its teeth and nose intact! A team of scientists from the North-Eastern Federal University (NEFU) in&nbsp;Yakutsk, Siberia, confirmed the discovery and called it 'groundbreaking'.&nbsp;The discovery is of 'world importance' as an entire carcass has been found!
The University will now research the specimen, which was found on the&nbsp;Lyakhovsky Islands. Experts believe this species went extinct approximately 15,000 years ago. Some analysis suggests that the bear is between 22,000 and 39,500 years old!

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