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Some scientists wish to study many things in this universe, maybe because of curiosity, for fun, or to collect data. All humans have been at least been curious about something, about planets, about the stars, about other galaxies. But some of these curiosities lead could potentially lead us to danger. An example of this is scientists that wish to study the planet Venus, despite the dangers it presents. In this article, the author has supported the idea that studying Venus is a worthy pursuit despite the dangers it presents by explaining the reason, which is the scientists' fascination of the most Earth-like planet.

In paragraph 4, it says "Astronomers are fascinated by Venus because it may well...some featurs that are analogous to those on Earth." This evidence from the article supports my claim because it explains to us that these scientists are quite fascinated with Venus due to it being the most Earth-like planet in this solar system. In paragraph 6, it says "More importantly, researchers cannot take samples...get up close and personal despite the risks." This detail from the article supports my claim because it shows us how desperate scientists and researchers are to studying Venus. By collecting samples of rocks and gas from Venus, this detail can relate to my claim of fascination of Venus, the most Earth-Like planet.

In conclusion, my claim is that the author is supporting the idea that studying Venus is a worthy pursuit despite the dangers by providing us the reason of the scientists and researchers being quite fascinated with the planet Venus.

Score: 3