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In the article "The Challenge of Exploring Venus," the author is very supportive of the idea of exploring Venus even though it's very dangerous. He goes on to explian the dangers of Venus and what NASA is doing to avoid those dangers. He also tells the reader how at one point Venus may have been a lot like Earth. That very statement may be the reson why the author believes that the Venus is a worthy pursuit despite the dangers it presents.

Many times in this article the author metioned how challenging it would be to study and explore Venus. Some of the challenges were presented in paragraph 2 when the author was expaining how most of missions to Venus were unmanned the spacecrafts could not survive the landing on Venus grounds. He even stated that not a single spacecraft has touched down on Venus in more than 30 years. Also at the end of paragraph 2 the author says "Numerous factors contribute to Venus's reputation as a challenging planet for humans to study, despite its proximity to us." This shows that the auhtor truely believes that Venus is very challenging to explore and he even gives evidence to prove it. And yet he is still very supportive of the idea of exploring this planet.

In 3 paragraph the Author goes into more depth about how difficult it is to explore Venus. He tells the reader how the atmosphere is 97% carbon dioxide. Or how the average temperature is 800 degrees and the atmospheric pressure is 90 time greater than it is on Earth. Even a submarine ment to explore the deepest parts of the ocean would be crushed if brought to Venus. After discribing all of these facts the author reveals that even though Venus is far more dangerous for humans than Earth, there is a chance that at one Venus was much like Earth. He discribes how Venus may have been covered in oceans and could've supported various forms of life much like Earth.

With Venus possibly being much like Earth scientist and NASA wanted to explore it. Another thing that was mentioned in the this article was how Venus is our sister planet and if annything were to happen to Earth then we could just go to Venus. This would make people want to explore Venus even more no matter the dangers.

So in conclusion the author supports the idea of exploring Venus, even though it would be very challenging and dangerous, because he believes that exploring shouldn't be limited to danger and that at some point if we ever had a problem , farming issues, on Earth then we could go to Venus. On top of all of that the author believes that at one point Venus was much like Earth, but there's no offical way to go there and see for himself. So it's normal that author would support the idea of exploring such a dangerous planet out curiousity.

Score: 4