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However, what makes the irons very long for many people, particularly those with low-medium swing speeds, is twofold: one, the light weight enables the generation of more club head speed in the swing, and two, the high launch naturally results in more distance compared to a trajectory that would otherwise be too low.

I am 69, 12 HCP, with a driver swing speed of 87-89. I purchased these in February, 5-SW reg flex. They were so much more playable (accuracy, distance) and lighter then the Cobra F9 irons. Together with a Callaway Epic Max driver with a 40 gram shaft, hoping to finish the season single digit. I have given up on fairway woods and use 19, 21, and 24 degree hybrids with 45 gram L shafts. Hit 93% of fairways yesterday. The Air-X irons are a good option for someone with similar stats, very happy.

Approximately 50,000 years ago, a large (radius of 25 m) iron-nickel meteorite collided with Earth at an estimated speed of [latex] 1.28\,×\,{10}^{4}\,\text{m/s} [/latex] in what is now the northern Arizona desert, in the United States. The impact produced a crater that is still visible today ((Figure)); it is approximately 1200 m (three-quarters of a mile) in diameter, 170 m deep, and has a rim that rises 45 m above the surrounding desert plain. Iron-nickel meteorites typically have a density of [latex] \rho =7970{\,\text{kg/m}}^{3} [/latex]. Use impulse considerations to estimate the average force and the maximum force that the meteor applied to Earth during the impact.

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