Now we make another.

We will follow two naming conventions as last time. where b is the closest, and we will have 6 planets, so g will be the farthest, an example would be:
(Insert star name here )-b, we can see the stars name is first, and the organization of it is last.
( I do believe that this is for order of discovery too, but im using it in this manner. )
And if we use the second naming system, we can just name it randomly.
What type is it?
Like, ice giant, mini Neptune, super earth, terrestrial, Venus analog, gas giant, binary, ETC, ETC.
Then we say how far away from the star it is.
An example would be,
"Velkaris d orbits at 9.5 AU."
We can see how it says the name of the planet, then lists its distance.
And, then we decide if it has moons, rings, or moons and rings, or water ( Only on terrestrial or super earths, has to be in the habitable zone which we can say is 0.5 - 1.25 AU.

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