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In the artilcle of "The Challenge of Exploring Venus.", the author thought of how could we research and study Venus without any casulties during the expidition. In Paragraph 3, he has clamed that Venus has a thick atmosphere of 97% carbon dioxide with its amosperic pressure being 90 times greater, having the hottest surface, and its Venusian weather presenting additional impedimemts including erupting volcanoes, powerful earthquakes, and frequent lightning strikes.

The author could claimed that Venus itself ia a worthy pursuit because he had stated that astronomers are fascinated by also because it had once been the most Earth-like planet in the solar system in paragraph 4. In the paragraph, it had stated that Venus was probably covered largely with oceans and could have been supporting various forms of life, like Earth was doing. Venus has a surface of rocky sediment and includes some interesting features like valleys, mountains, and craters. This led to a question on how would astronomors study the planet.

In order for the author to find a solution to the problem, he should read the 5th paragraph talking about NASA. In Paragraph 5, NASA's one possible solution is to make a vehicle hovering over Venus to avoid its major disasteral conditions. The air pressure would be close to its landscape as far as the sea level on Earth. I hope that this information should be good enough for the author to used if he's doing some kind of project and I wish him good luck on it.

Score: 3