The author supports the idea on how studying venus is worthy pursuit despite the dangers it presents, by includng how Venus is a challenging planet. Due to how no spacecrtaft has survived the landing on Venus for then a few hours. This includes on how a spacraft hasn´t touched down on Venus in more than three decades.

Another example on how the dangers of Venus creates challanges for others is that Venus has a thick atmosphere of almost 97 percent carbon dioxide covers Venus. What is even more challenging is how Venus has clouds of highly corrosive sulfuric acid spreading through it´s atmosphere. Venus also has the hottest surface temperature than any other planet in our solar system which averages to 800 degrees fahrenheit.

Venus has been through many stages throughout the years. Astronomers are fascinated by Venus because it may have been an earth like planet in the solar system. A long time ago Venus was covered with oceans and rocky mountains Venus also supported various forms of life just like Earth today.

Venus is sometimes named the ¨Evening Star.¨ Venus is named this because Venus is one of the most brightest points of light in the night sky making it super easy for an amture stargazer to spot in the sky. However this name didn´t match up because Venus is a planet and not a star. Venus is to simple to see from the distant but safe vantage point of Earth, it has created a very challenging place to examine more closely due to the dangers it has.

Researchers can not take samples of rocks, gas, or anthing else from a distance of Venus. Therfore scientists seeking a conduct through mission need to undestand Venus, they would need to get up and personal. For exaple NASA is working on innovations that would allow our machines to last long enough to contribute meaninfully to our knowldege of venus.