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"The Challenge of Exploring Venus", the author suggests that studying Venus is a worthu pursuit despite the dangers it presents. it's dangeour because you dont know

what is going to happen. Astronomers are fascinated by Venus because it may weell once have been the most Earth-loke planey in our solar System. Venus is the most closest planet like Earth in terms of density and size. It's also the closest in distance too. Numerous factors contribute to Venu's reputation as a challenging plante for human to study, despite its aproximity to us. Venus has a thick atmosphere of almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets Venus. Its more challenging even more the clouds of highly corrosive sulfuric acid in Venu's atmosphere. Venu's have different degrees and atmospheric pressure is much highe than what we experience on our own planet. That is something dangerous for us because we are not use to have that much higher degrees and that much atmospheric presure.

In the article it says that the temperature average is over 800 degrees and the atmospheric pressure is 90 times greater than our planet. Finally science are still discussing futher visits to its surface because Venu's is the planet that is closest to the Earth.

They still wan to do their research because Venu's is the Earths twin and there might be a posibility that we can have live in that planet. Like I said Venu's is the planet more likely to Eart because Venu's also have a rocky surface that includes familiar features such as valleys, mountains, and craters. That is why they are still doing their research on the planet and they want to discover new stuff about Venus.

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