Rate the following essay on its writing, argument, and language skills:
The author's points seem to come to one conclusion, and that is that we should explore Venus despite the risks. He supports this idea with many different examples and reasons.

One example of him supporting his idea is in paragraph 6. He says that the only way scientist can understand Venus is by taking a risk and to think of it as a challenge. This supports his claim because hes saying to take a risk and explore Venus, despite the obstacles. Another thing he seems to push alot as a reason we should explore Venus is that we just don't have alot of knowledge about it. An example of this is in paragraph 2, when he said not a single space space craft has landed on venus in over three decades.

Another way he supports his idea is in paragraph 8. He says that striving to meet the challenges presented by Venus has value. This really supports his idea because he's saying that exploring Venus is worth something. He also says space exploration shouldn't be limited by dangers and doubt, which would imply that he supports exploring Venus.

The author supports his idea that we should explore Venus more despite the risks well with many different reasons. Like how we have almost no knowledge about it. Or how we should take the risks as challenges and try to overcome them. In the end he supports his idea well and backs it up with valid claims.

Score: 2