Rate the following essay on its writing, argument, and language skills:
The challenge of exploring venus is an article about studying venus effectively and with a purpose. The main idea that the author was trying to put across was how can we explore venus but make it worth while. The author uses multpile backed up facts to make his piece intresting and knowledgeable all while trying to get across his opinion. It's clear that when the author writes he can get his point across that the pursuit of venus is greater than the risk that follows.

When the author talks about the challenges of acutally gathering data he states that "no spacecraft survived the landing for more than a few hours" and later he talks about the weather conditions that can be infered that caused the spacecraft to be destroyed. He says things like "temperatures average over 800 degrees farhrenheit" and "atmospheric pressure over 90 times greater than what we experience on earth" these are all signifcant to the fact that it is a challenge to explore venus. He later suggest ideas to countering the weather and enviroment of venus in genral like "mechanical computers" and "a blimp like vehicle hovering 30 or so miles above the roilion venusian landscape" all soultions that counter the major problems of venus.

Everything that the author writes is to show how to overcome, or to give insight of how NASA and other astrounemers, are going to face the challenges presented with venus. All while being backed up with facts and reasoning. The author writes to show the purpose and effect that exploring venus will have upon everyone on earth.

Score: 3