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The article "The Challenge of Exploring Venus" explains many of the ideas, whys and dangers of exploring Venus. The article does pretty well at explaining these main ideas.

The article goes on to referance the dangers of exploring Venus. The Article states that being on the ground of Venus is the most dangerous part. This is proved in Paragraph 3 of the article, stating that the atmosphere could crush anything that lands there. It is further proved by how hot it is there, "800 Degrees Fahrenheit".

The article starts to refer to the why the scientist would investigate and try to study Venus. The reason that scientist are so interesting in Venus is because it seems to have had water on it which could indicate life. It is also one of the nearest option for planetary visit.

The Article then goes into the ideas that "NASA" has to observe Venus with humans insted of them only using robots and drones. It states that NASA has an idea to have a blimp like structure floating 30 miles up from the ground of Venus.

The Author supports all these ideas and seems to agree to the idea of exploring Venus. Everything that was in the article was supported by facts and not by personal opinion.

Score: 2