class b stars

Hi,

Could anyone point me in the direction of finding
out some information on class b stars?I'm working
on a project for an astrophysics class modeling a
star, and mine turned out to be a Class B. It's 4.5
solar masses, 19153.6 K, and the luminosity is about
519 L_solar. I'd like to find an actual star that
is at least very similar to this and compare it to
the sun and other class b stars. I've found a lot
of class b stars, just none that are the same size.

Thanks,
Ryan





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Ryan D. Green
Georgia Tech Nuclear and Radiological Engineering

"Ryan D. Green" wrote in message ...
Hi,

Could anyone point me in the direction of finding
out some information on class b stars?I'm working
on a project for an astrophysics class modeling a
star, and mine turned out to be a Class B. It's 4.5
solar masses, 19153.6 K, and the luminosity is about
519 L_solar. I'd like to find an actual star that
is at least very similar to this and compare it to
the sun and other class b stars. I've found a lot
of class b stars, just none that are the same size.

Thanks,
Ryan

Try

http://www.exoplaneten.de

and

http://astronomy.nju.edu.cn/astron/AT3/START.htm

and

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/


Regards

Carsten Nielsen
Denmark

"Ryan D. Green" wrote in message ...
Hi,

Could anyone point me in the direction of finding
out some information on class b stars?I'm working
on a project for an astrophysics class modeling a
star, and mine turned out to be a Class B. It's 4.5
solar masses, 19153.6 K, and the luminosity is about
519 L_solar. I'd like to find an actual star that
is at least very similar to this and compare it to
the sun and other class b stars. I've found a lot
of class b stars, just none that are the same size.

Thanks,
Ryan

Try

http://www.exoplaneten.de

and

http://astronomy.nju.edu.cn/astron/AT3/START.htm

and

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/


Regards

Carsten Nielsen
Denmark