Orion is often associated with creation, aliens, and much more that you read about in your journey into awareness. Many people have past life memories of living on a star in the constellation of Orion as either great warriors or scientists who came to Earth to create humanity. In the Isis-Osiris mythos - Osiris is associated with Orion and Isis with Sirius. The Belt of Orion aligns with the pyramids on the Giza plateau. Today Orion is the name of the spacecraft pictured above, that opened up a new chapter in our exploration of space. It still seems very primitive to me.
APOD Saturday December 6, 2014: Orion Launch: Headed for two orbits of planet Earth and a splashdown in the Pacific, Orion blazed into the early morning sky on Friday at 7:05am ET. The spacecraft was launched atop a United Launch Aliance Delta IV Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Its first voyage into space on an uncrewed flight test, the Orion traveled some 3,600 miles from Earth, about 15 times higher than the orbital altitude of the International Space Station. In fact, Orion traveled farther into space than any spacecraft designed for astronauts since the Apollo missions to the Moon. The Orion crew module reached speeds of 20,000 miles per hour and temperatures approaching 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit as it re-entered Earth's atmosphere about 4.5 hours after launch.