Rate the following essay on its writing, argument, and language skills:
The author did a very good job in giving so many reasons to why studying Venus is a worthy pursuit despite the dangers. While reading " The Challenage of Exploring Venus" in the second paragraph it states that Venus is the closest plant to earth " in terms of density and size". The atmosphere of the planet is alomst 97 percent carbon dioxide, which is pretty high. When talking about the dangers of being on Venus, the surface temperature is over 800 degrees fahrenheit and the atmospheric pressure is " 90 times greater than what we experience on our own planet". Also Venus has "additonal impediments like erupting volcanos, powerful earthquakes, and frequent lightning strikes.

Studying Venus is worthy because in the story it talks about how Venus is smiliar to Earth and how it has simliar features. For explames it says that the planet has a " rocky sediment", that it has similar features to valleys, mountains, and craters. It sounds so cool well you think about it, like there is another planet that is so smiliar to our planet.

In paragraph four it says that " long ago, Venus was probably covered largely with oceans and could have supported various forms of life just like on earth". In the same paragrph it says that,"sometimes its our only option for a planetary visit ".

Score: 3