Research ships rarely brave the Greenland Sea in winter. Early this year, scientists ventured into the ice-covered waters to ...

Major ocean current could warm greatly. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2021 / 09 / 210928102228.htm. Binghamton University.

Major ocean current could warm greatly, new study reveals. Binghamton University. Journal Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology DOI 10.1029/2021PA004318. Keywords ...

Fifty-five million years ago, when the earth was in a period of global warmth, ocean currents rapidly changed direction and this change did not reverse to original conditions for about 20,000 ...

The circulation of the deep oceans reversed abruptly some 55 million years ago, according to a study of fossilized sea creatures. This rings alarm bells about today's climate change, because the ...

A vital system of ocean currents in the Atlantic could collapse within a few decades – an event that would be catastrophic for global weather and “affect every person on the planet.” ...

A team of researchers, led by Alexey Mishonov of the University of Maryland, has disclosed in a recent study a significant slowdown of a major ocean circulation. This finding could have major ...

A major Atlantic Ocean current could collapse as early as 2025. Researchers warn that a collapse of the AMOC could be far-reaching, impacting tens of millions of people. NOAA.

A fter sifting through ocean current data dating back three decades, researchers at the Florida Atlantic University (FAU) have identified ideal locations for generating renewable energy. Florida ...

The Atlantic Ocean’s major current system is slowing down – but a 21st century collapse is unlikely Published: October 8, 2023 4:12am EDT. Eugene Bergh, North-West University.