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The author suggests that visiting venus is worth it despite the dangers for mutilple reasons. Venus is one the closest planets so it would be the easiest to travel to. geographicaly venus it is very simular to earth. Venus has also supposedly had life on it just like planet Earth.

Venus is very close to Earth's size and sometimes the same distance to is paragraph 2 the author states "sometimes we are closer to Mars and other times Venus" because of this we have sent many space probes to the suface of Venus, But never more than a few hours at a time. It is a hard planet to study no matter how close it is.

Venus has a lot of geographical simularities to Earth. Valleys, mountains, craters all like the ones we see here at Earth. all these simularities suggest that at some point Venus also had giant oceans and most likely had some form of biological life.

To this day NASA has been working to explore this planet. Using the technology that we have to improve our chances in finding something on Venus. in paragraph 6 it states that " NASA's possible solution to the hostile conditions on the suface

of venus would allow to float above the fray." which is essentially a big blimp that floats above the Venusian clouds. the author suggest that studying this planet is a worthy pursuit despite all of the danger, and it has. we've learned a lot about its atmosphere, the geographic simularities between Venus and Earth, and we have developed better technology trying to explore its surface. so in spite of the dangers we have gotten a lot of infomation out of venus.

Score: 3