Class B Planets are usually found in a star's outer zone. They are
typically 50 thousand to 140 thousand kilometers in diameter and have high core
temperatures but do not radiate much heat. Low stellar radiation and high planet
gravity enables them to keep a tenuous surface comprised of gaseous hydrogen
and hydrogen compounds.
61 Cygni 7
Alpha Centauri 6
Arcturus 6 & 7
Argelius 6 & 7
Betelgeuse 4 & 5
Canopus 7
Epsilon Bootis 4
Epsilon Indi 7 & 9
Neptune (Sol 8)
Procyon 5
Rigel 10, 11 & 14
Saturn (Sol 6)
Uranus (Sol 7)
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