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The author for "The Challenge of Exploring Venus,"writes about his studies for Venus and how dangerous it can be. But the author suggests that we should study Venus and its dangers. In this article, it explains how NASA has tried multiple times to visit Venus but the space craft could not handle it. The author makes you feel more encouraged to study this because it wants you to try and discover more features of Venus by having you study more about it.

In the article, the authors uses multiple facts about the dangers of Venus. Such as in paragraph 1,it says, " It has proved a very challenging place to examine more closely." It's good for students to really learn how dangerous Venus can really be. Learning how Venus is alike to Earth and how imbearably hot it can be can say a lot about where its title came from. Knowing how temperatures can be up to 300 degrees on Venus can encourage you to study it more by thinking how and why is it like that in Venus.

The tiltle is called "The Challenge of Exploring Venus," for a reason. The word challenge is used in paragraph 8,"Striving to meet the challenge presented by Venus has value." The author really imphasises the word dangers in his article. By expressing the dangers of the degrees and how space crafters could not land on Venus. Now learning that people have the desire to try and visit Venus, they will have to study and learn different ws to land depite its dangers. The word, "Challenge" encourages people. It makes people want to do it more. By the author putting in the words such as challenging and dangerous, it just makes to readers want to study about it more. Despite how hard it can be.

This article is worthy pursuit despite all dangers because it motivates you to learn more about it. Juat like in paragraph 8 it says,"Should be expanded to meet the very edge of imagination and innovation." The more people can learn about it, the more scientist can get better information. The dangers details encourage the reader. In paragraph 5, NASA explains the work that they have tried to put in by making a space crafter and landing it on Venus. But that has not been possible in decades.

"The Challenge of Explaing Venus," really does its work to encourage the readers the study Venus. It tells about the dangers of it, how scientist have studied it, and how scientist are trying to come up with different space crafters to work on landing on Venus. The author supports this idea by using words to persuade you to learn more about Venus.

Score: 3