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For other uses, see class B.

In planetary classification, a class B geomorteus planet is a type of planet. This type of planet is usually very close to, and heated by, a parent star, featuring very little native geothermal energy. The atmosphere of these worlds is usually tenuous, and features little or no chemically active particles. No lifeforms have ever been discovered on these planets. Mercury is an example of a class B geomorteus planet. (ST reference: Star Charts)

This classification should not be confused with the class B gas giant planet described in ST references: Star Trek Maps, The Worlds of the Federation.

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Planetary classification
numeric: class 9
("Q'tahL"-class)
alphabetical: class A
class A geothermal
class A gas giant
class B
class B geomorteus
class B gas giant
class C
class C geoinactive
class C reducing
class D class E
class F
class F geometallic
class F geocrystalline
class G
class G geocrystalline
class G desert
class H
class H desert
class H geothermal
class I
class I gas supergiant ("Q'tahL"-class)
class I metallic/silicate
class J
class J gas giant
class J moon
class K
class K silicate/adaptable
class K transjovian
class L class M ("Minshara"-class)
class MZ
class N
class N reducing
class N pelagic
class O class P class Q
class R class S class T class Y
("Demon"-class)

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