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How did Tilloo’s father manage to survive on the surface of the planet?

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How did Tilloo’s father manage to survive on the surface of the planet?

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Tilloo longed to know how his daddy managed to survive on the surface where he worked. His daddy told him that he went there well equipped in a special suit. He took a reservoir of oxygen with him which enabled him to keep warm. His boots were also specially designed. It eased his walking on the surface. Above all, he had sought training to work and survive on the surface.

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