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The author suggests that it's a worthy pursuit to study Venus desite its dangers. The author supports his claim by stating that venus is very similar to Varth in size and density. The author also states that every spaecraft that NASA sent was unmanned and that they only survived for couple hours. The author says that venus might have been like Earth at one point in time and was propably covered with large oceans. Scientice can't sample rocks,gases,or anything on Venus. Therefore, NASA is planning to conduct a mission to get up close in personal with Venus to study it it more. One way that the author supports his idea of exploring Venus is by stating that every spacecraft that was sent to Venus only lasted a few hours because of Venus's hot temperatures. This is stated in paragraph 2 where the author states, "Humans have sent numerous spacecraft to land on this cloud-draped world. Earch pervious mission was unmanned, and for a good reason, since no spacecraft survived the landing for more that few hours." This shows that scientist barely have any data on Venus because they haven't been able to land a spacecraft on the planet. Therefore, more of a reason why we should explore Venus dispite its dangers. Another way that the author supports his idea of exploring Venus is by stating that Venus might have been just like Earth at one point in time. Venus probably had vast oceans on it and lifeforms living on the hot planet. Venus has some very similar features to Earth like a rocky surface, valleys, moutains, and craters. This can be seen in paragraph 4 where the auther states, "Long ago, Venus was probably covered lagely with oceans and could have supported variouse forms of life just like earth. Today, Venus still has some features that are analogous to those on Earths." This is another reason why we should explore Venus despite it's dangers. We might find more key features of Venus and weather it supported life at one point. Lastly, the author states that researchers can't study samples of Venus from a far. We can't study the rocks, gases, or anything else on Venus because we can't land on Venus and retreve samples. So, to fix this scientists are looking for a way to get up close and personal with Venus. This can be seen in paragraph 6 where the author states, "More importantly, reasearchers cannot take samples of rock, gas, or anything else from a distance. Therefore, scentists seeking to conduct a thorouhj mission to understand Venus would need to get up and personal dispite it's risks." This is another reason why we should persue to study Venus dispite it's dangers. These are ways the author backs up his suggestion to study Venus dispite it's dangers. Scientis barely have any samples of the planet's rocks, gases, or anything on Venus. Additionaly, Venus might have been covered in large oceans and might have supported life at one point. We also can"t land a spacecraft on Venus because it would only survive for a few hours. This evaluates why the author suggets that we should pursue to study Venus dispite it's risks and dangers.
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Your evaluation score is: 3.0
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