Recent studies have brought to light a concerning trend regarding the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), a critical system of ocean currents in the Atlantic Ocean. Functioning much like a conveyor belt, this system is responsible for transporting heat, salt, and freshwater and is now exhibiting signs of considerable weakening. This decline in the AMOC's strength is largely attributed to human-induced global warming, which disrupts the delicate equilibrium of heat and salinity within the ocean. Two recent studies have presented alarming evidence of this weakening, suggesting that the AMOC could potentially collapse as early as the next decade.