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In "The Challenge of Exploring Venus," the author suggests that studying Venus is a worthy pursuit despite the dangers it might present. The author includes details that back-up his idea. For example, Venus resembles earth in many ways and so

exploring it might be beneficial for the future. Also, despite all the challenges that would obviously be faced at some point while trying to explore Venus, it is important to have knowledge about the outter space - in which human curiosity could play a huge part of. Finally, researchers can't seem to study Venus without having anything that could be used as a sample, since the conditions there are very much deadly for humans.

Firstly, the Earth has many conditions that humans need to survive, in which Venus seems to have a huge resemblance of. Scientistes found that Venus is the closest look-alike planet to Earth than any other planet in our solar system. The text reads, "Today, Venus still has some features that are analogous to those on earth." Thus, it could support and hold various forms of life in the future if explored and studied upon.

Secondly, although Venus has many factors that resemble the planet Earth no scientist can study it without having a sample from it to gain more knowledge about it. Unfortunatly, no human could survive more than a couple of hourse in its crucial conditions. Paragraph 3 reads, "These conditions are far more extreme than anything humans encounter on earth; such an environment would crush even a submarine - and Liquefy many metals." Nevertheless, Scientists and researchers are still looking for solutions to explore Venus safely - for it could be our nearest option for a planetory visit.

Finally, the author believes that even though challenges could be extreme and dangerouse, if the challenge presented by Venus is taken over it wouldn't only bring along important informations but will also benefit our curiose human minds and pushes us to discover and learn more about outter space. Paragraph 8 states, "Striving to meet the challenge presented by Venus has value, not only because of the insight to bee gained on the planet itself, but also because human curiosity will likely lead us into many equally intimidating endeavors." Nonetheless, exploring and having the chance to gain more knowledge shouldn't be limited by dangers and difficulties, yet should be conquered along with our doubts.

In conclusion, the author includes and mentions many important factors and reasons on why we should take over the challenge of exploring Venus. In great details, he includes of how Venus despite for its extreme conditions could be explored and maybe even support some type of life.Therefore, letting our minds go above what we maximize for it is very important for that it coud lead to more and more discoveries and explorations that could add to our knowledge, in which will be very essential for our future.

Score: 4