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The author supports this idea by giving reasons on why he thinks that studying Venus is a worthy pursuit.

He also gives resons on what the dangers of studying Venus will effect and why they would be dangerous.

In the article, it states that "It has proved a very challenging place to examine more closely".

Another dangerous thing about studying Venus are the clouds of highly corrosive sulfuric acid in Venus's atmosphere.

Thes conditions are far more extreme than anything humans encounter on earth.

This explains that studying Venus can be very dangerous in a lot of different ways.

The author supports the difficulties and dangers of studying or traveling to Venus by stating that nobody has ever accomplished this for over three decades ago.

In other words, Venus is a very challenging planet for humans to study .

I know this because in the article, it states that "Each previous mission was unmanned, since no spacecraft survived the landing for more than a few hours".

This statement explains the fact on why not a single spaceship has touched down on venus for a very long time.

In addition, the author supports the suggestion that studying Venus is a worthy pursuit by exlaining that Venus has many features in it that are like features on earth.

In the article it states that long ago, Venus was probably covered with oceans and could've supported various forms of life.

Venus is the planet that is most closely to being like earth, which is why many people are fascinated by Venus and are eager to study and explore that planet so badly.

The reason on why people are eager to study Venus is because planets other than the earth, don'thave anything on it.

The only thing those planets probably have is dirt and an empty space throughout the whole planet, but what those planets don't have is bulidings or people or anything living on those planets.

However, Venus is a planet that may have had living features on it.

Which makes that planet very interesting to study.

Astronomers want to figure out the reason why Venus is the planet that is most closely related to the earth.

They want to have a soultion to this question and the only way to figure it out is by studying or travling to Venus.

Which can be a very worthy pursuit despite the dangers it presents.

In conclusion, in my opinion I think the author did a very good job supporting his idea on Venus being a worthy pursuit despite the dangers it presents.

He supported his idea by including reasonings and explanations.

Also, he used examples and facts that supported his idea as to why he suggests that studying Venus is a worthy pursuit despite the dangers it presents.

Another way he helped support his idea was by using pros and cons on his idea.

Score: 3