Comparing the Sun and Earth

Comparing the Sun and Earth, both are astronomical objects, but one is a star and the other is a planet. Stars like the Sun are balls of ionized gas, called plasma, engaged in thermonuclear fusion. Gas giant planets are balls of mostly gas that aren't massive enough to ignite for fusion. Terrestrial planets like the Earth are balls of mostly solid and liquid that aren't massive enough to hold enormous atmospheres of gas. In the Sun-Earth relationship within the Solar System, the Earth orbits around the Sun.

More

From Mysterious Egg to Phoenix in Treasure Isle: A Strategy Guide

What is the Treasure Isle mysterious egg? It falls from the sky and lands on your home island, then tells you to explore a volcano. What volcano? It's called Fire God Mountain - and you'll need all the hints you saw on the other maps - Treasure Nearby!, Treasure Really Close! - to beat the dig scores of all your friends. Find out how to use them here to earn your volcano trophy and hatch your mysterious egg into a phoenix.