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Have you ever wondered what a planet outside of Earth looks like? There are many planets in the outer space, but we can't see and examine details about those planets if we don't have people go out there and do it. Although, it is hard to try and study a planet when the atmosphere and evironment won't let you. The author supports the idea that studying Venus is a worthy pursuit depite the dangers.

The author supported this idea that studying Venus was worth the dangers the planet presented. Venus is an dangerous planet to examine. The temperature, and atmosphere is dangerous and more extreme than what we encounter on Earth. Venus has the hottest surface than any other planet in space. Venus is the only planet that is like Earth in some ways. Humans have sent several spacecrafts to land on Venus, and none of them have survived. Although; it is dangerous on this planet scientists continue to make more plans to examine Venus. The text says: " Therefore, scientists seeking to conduct a through mission to understand Venus would need to get up close and personal despite the risks" (The challenge of exploring venus). The author sucessfully explains the details that they found out from research, and that no matter the risks they still continued to study.

In conclusion, the author backs up the idea that studying Venus is worth it no matter the dangers. The text explains how dangerous Venus is, what scientists planned to do, and how the dangers didn't stop them from human curosity. The author gave plenty of evidence and reasoning for his position.

Score: 3