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The author supports the idea Venus is worthy of pursuit despite the dangers it presents using facts and examples to back it up. Venus pose dangers as no spacecraft has survived the landing for more than a few hours on the planet. On the bright side however, Venus is the closest planet to Earth in terms of density and size as it is stated in the article. The author also points out that, Venus may once have been the most "Earth-like" planet in our solar system.

Since Venus is the closet planet to the Earth in terms of density and size, that gives scientists a hope that they might one day discover something useful to study or use. In paragraph 2, the author states that humans have sent numerous spacecraft to land on Venus since Venus is sometimes close to Earth. Many researchers are working on innovations that would allow machines to last long enough to collect helpful informations for scientists to look at. It is going to be challenging however since temperatures average over 800 degrees fahrenheit on the planet surface.

Scientists believe that "Venus was probably covered largery with oceans and could have supported various forms of life, just like Earth." Venus also has familiar features such as valleys, mountains, and crates like Earth. Lastly, Venus sometimes can be our nearest option for planetary visits. All these similiarities between Earth and Venus should keep scientists optimistic.

In conclusions, people should take their time and carefully plan out how they can safely go on this mission to explore Venus. Like the author said, studying Venus is worth it even though the risks are great. The reward for exploring Venus I believe is going to be great. Finally, I hope everything goes well and they successful complete their missions to Venus.

Score: 2