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|species          = Human
|job              = Astronaut
|job2              = Geologist
|origin            =
|spouse            =
|child            = Mia Bennett
|first mention    = The Waters of Mars (TV story)
}}
'''Peter Bennett''' was a renowned [[astronaut]] and [[geologist]]. [[Mia Bennett]] was his daughter.
'''Peter Bennett''' was a renowned [[astronaut]] and [[geologist]]. [[Mia Bennett]] was his daughter.


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After Mia graduated [[Stanford]], she joined her father in his [[research]] of [[planetary geology]]. The Bennetts were able to grow plants such as [[asparagus]], [[green bean]]s and [[turnip]]s in [[Martian soil]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars (TV story)|The Waters of Mars]]'')
After Mia graduated [[Stanford]], she joined her father in his [[research]] of [[planetary geology]]. The Bennetts were able to grow plants such as [[asparagus]], [[green bean]]s and [[turnip]]s in [[Martian soil]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars (TV story)|The Waters of Mars]]'')
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Revision as of 20:16, 18 July 2020

Peter Bennett was a renowned astronaut and geologist. Mia Bennett was his daughter.

Mia's mother died shortly after 2032, and Peter Bennett relinquished his space exploration to stay on Earth and bring Mia up. She was facinated by her father's work and often accompanied him on research trips.

After Mia graduated Stanford, she joined her father in his research of planetary geology. The Bennetts were able to grow plants such as asparagus, green beans and turnips in Martian soil. (TV: The Waters of Mars)