Orion - Definition and Overview
Orion
is a proper name used in many different ways:
Orion
the hunter, from
Greek mythology
Orion
the
constellation
Orion
the
spiral arm
in the
Milky Way
Orion Nebula
also known as M42
Orion, a
commune
in the
Pyrénées-Atlantiques
département
in
France
Orion the communications
satellite
The
Orion project
, a proposed nuclear pulse propulsion system
The
ORION Network
- The Ontario Research and Innovation Optical Network in Canada
Orion- The student newspaper of
California State University, Chico
Orion Irvine is the National Youth Issues Representative at the
Canadian Labour Congress
Contents
1 In literature and popular culture
2 As a brand name or designator
3 Companies
4 Rockets
In literature and popular culture
Orion
the comic book character, the son of
Darkseid
Orion the
manga
by
Masamune Shirow
Orion
the song from the
Master of Puppets
album by
Metallica
Master of Orion
, the computer game
Orions
, an
alien
race in the
Star Trek
fictional universe
Orion's belt is a plot point in the first
Men In Black
movie
As a brand name or designator
Orion brand
beer
, from
Japan
Orion brand of television sets, from
Japan
The
Ford Orion
, an automobile model of the
Ford Motor Company
Lockheed
P-3 Orion
, an
anti-submarine warfare
aircraft
Companies
Orion Bus Industries, a subsidiary of
DaimlerChrysler
, based in
Oriskany, New York
Orion Pictures Corporation
, a defunct movie company
Orion Publishing Group, owned by Hachette livre
Orion Group, from South Korea
Rockets
An American sounding rocket,
Orion (US-rocket)
A sounding rocket of Argentinia,
Orion (Rocket of Argentinia)
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disambiguation
page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an article link referred you here, you might want to go back and fix it to point directly to the intended page.
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