Rate the following essay on its writing, argument, and language skills:
In "The Challenges of Exploring Venus" the author suggests that studying Venus is a worthy pursuit despite the dangers it presents.

The author doesn't use wording that makes him sound stuborn or demanding.

The article also brings up the idea of studying Venus gradually, instead of pushing the idea right away.

Also, the author is very honest about the conditions of Venus.

All of this taken into consideration, the author's view on the matter is compelling and well supported.

The author's suggestion is well supported throughout the article.

As the author brings up the idea of studying Venus they address the problems and give solutions for them, instead of brushing over them.

This is shown when the author talks about a technology that NASA is working on that could help. He wrote," By comparison, systems that use mechanical parts can be made more resistant to pressure, heat , and other forces."

The author also gives benefits that a human would be helpful for humans if they were to go and study Venus. The author states," Solar power would be plentiful, and radation would not exceed Earth levels."

The author also realizes that the conditions on Venus would not be comfortable and makes this known when he wrote," Not easy conditions, but survivable for humans."

In conclusion the author supports their idea of studying Venus exceedingly well.

The author not only makes know the problems that everone worries about but also offers solutions for them.

They also gradually make their view know instead of pushing it right away. The article is very compelling with the amount of information given and honesty that the author has when talking on the subject.

Since, the author addresses the dangers of studying Venus and tries to solve them or atleast work around them the article is overall informative and well supported.

Score: 4