How big is the sun?
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Yahoo
Yahoo gives me an interesting alternate query. The links are all relevant too.![](http://content.screencast.com/users/brianlmoon/folders/Jing/media/7e0aa7df-beb8-44f8-9a0b-ea4d96ae11f5/00000037.png)
Bing
Bing starts well by suggesting some queries.![](http://content.screencast.com/users/brianlmoon/folders/Jing/media/7d739a9c-9eb8-496e-a67b-e00351243262/00000038.png)
But, it soon falls apart IMO.
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Big Red Sun? A garden design company? That is the most relevant? Really? The third result is way off too. Their related searches clearly seem to indicate that Bing understands what I am looking for, but their results fail badly. Get the log out of your eye Bing.
trip Says:
I have found that bing works very well for one specific need... when you are looking to buy something. Other than that G or even Wikipedia (like your query, rather than hit Google, go directly to Wikipedia?). The type of query should determine where you look to get it answered. Just a thought. Cheers.