text: In conclusion, the arguement is still ongoing, and doesn't seem to have a clear answer. I believe the stasis lies between finding a need for going to Venus, that isn't just the need for exploration, and a proven safe way to get and stay on Venus. The two perspectives are the author and the people opposing the author. The two issues are is there a need for exploaration and the safety of going to Venus. Therefore, with all the evidence provided to you, you can make a clear decision about if you want NASA going to Venus, or if you want NASA to stay grounded, but the author believes that you should side with him in support of Venus exploration. Distance learning can look like the future of schooling, most colleges already use online video conferencing software as a way for students to attend their classes and they even have some classes that can only be taken online without needing to come to classroom at all. Distance learning is a practice of attending a class online from home, it is a good tool that would benefit the students and allow them to learn from a comfort of their couches if they are sick, and they don't want to miss out on the content that their classmate go through. While it is a good practice for some students who can not attend the class, some would argue it ineffective and that students would not attend them anyways. Schools should offer students to take the classes from home because it would benefit the students and help them avoid the sticky situations of not knowing the topic because they missed a class.