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In "The Challange of Exploring Venus," the author explains in detail on how despite the dangerous aspects of the planet venus, the overall planet has potiential. They say venus concludes of "Not easy conditions,but suriviable for humans". Human life is definitly possible for the planet Venus, however their are prices that come along with the reward.

Venus is known as "Earth's Twin". It is the closest planet to earth, refering to the size and density. The planets interior consist of rocky sediments and familar features that are seen on earth such as mountains. Venus is seen as the most earth like planet in our solar system, giving a viewof consideration to take a visit. However, there are many downfalls to this planet.

Venus presents many erupting volcanos,powerful earthquakes and occasional dangerous lighting strikes. 97% of Venus atmosphere is made up of carbon dioxide which isnt good for human life. There are high clouds of sulfuric acid that harm the air. The average tempature consist of over 800 degrees fahrenheitm follwing high pressure levels of 90x greater of whats on earth.

Despite the risk and harmful factor of Venus, it is still possible to be survivable for humans. Once upon arrival, NASA concludes that "air pressure would be close to sea level on Earth" making it relate more to human life on earth. Venus would be toasty, considering the tempature on but there is still ablities for human survival.

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