How Big Do Planets Get?

How Big Do Planets Get?

"The largest "terrestrial" planet is generally considered the one before you get too thick of an atmosphere, which happens at about 5-10 Earth masses (something like 2 Earth radii). Those planets are more Earth-like than Neptune-like."

"In terms of gaseous planets, once they reach 15 Jupiter masses or so there is enough pressure in the core to ignite deuterium fusion, so those are considered "brown dwarfs" rather than planets."