The central idea is that the planet Venus, although it is a neighbor of the Earth, does not have available resources for human survival, in addition to having an atmosphere that is inhospitable to living beings.
Explanation:
The text shows that just as we have completely different neighbors from each other, the land also has a completely diverse neighborhood. One of these neighbors is the planet Venus, which is a fascinating planet, but impossible to visit, as it has climatic and atmospheric conditions that would be deadly to human beings. Furthermore, Venus does not have the minimum resources to maintain a living being.
I believe this all depends on the situation, but I'm leaning towards "To bring about an emotional response as a rhetorical strategy as the best means for conveying critical information." (Or the 2nd one)
