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"Often referred to as Earth's twin." The author supports the idea that humans should still explore Venus. The author points out the dangers with exploring Venus, but also provides solutions to those problems. The author states facts about Venus and also provides an argument on why humans should attempt to explore Venus.

The author starts off by mentioning the dangers of exploring Venus. In Venus, a thick atmosphere surrounds of carbon dioxide surrounds it. On the planet's surface, temperatures are extremely high. They average around 800 degrees Fahrenheit. The atmospheric pressure also is "90 times greater" than on Earth.

The author then goes on for solutions to those problems. NASA has an idea on how to send humans to Venus safely. The proposed idea is that humans would be in a floating, "blimp-like vehicle." That would keep scientists away from the dangers of the planet. There would be a lot of solar power, and radiation wouldn't be a problem. It would be "survivable for humans."

The author then states reasons why humans should explore Venus. Astronomers have a theory that Venus used to be an Earth-like planet long ago. Venus was probably covered by oceans and "could have supported various life forms, just like Earth." Venus is also pretty similar to Earth, so much that is it sometimes refered to as "Earth's twin." There is a big value in returning to explore Venus.

The author stated the dangers of exploring Venus, provided solutions to those problems, and even gave a reason on why it would be a good idea to explore Venus. The dangers of exploring Venus are negated by the solutions the author gave. Reasons were also provided by the author on why we should explore Venus. In the conclusion statement, the author gives a small lecture that, we as humans, should not "be limited by dangers and doubts." "Our travels on Earth and beyond should not be limited by dangers and doubts but should be expanded to meet the very edges of imagination and innovation"

Score: 3