ORION And Orion belt

what is the issue with ORION
Shortly:
in every movie there is some redeference about orion.
Three kings.
Biblical called three kings,
Three mary's
Ancient timekeepers
Three stars is more luminous than our sun. Probably illuminati are found interesting this.
Battlestar galactica, one ship survive cyclone attack
MiB
Egypt pyramides is alligned with orion
Google earth hiding and blacking orion part in space.
Etc etc.



Please add anythin related about orion.
Movies, games, books, news, etc.
Somehow all of it must be related.

Simple.
Orion's belt is one of the most easily recognizable asterism in the night sky.
The Pleiades, just as recognizable, have just as much mythology attached to them.

reply to post by wwwchronos


Here is one:

"Can you direct the movement of the stars--binding the cluster of the Pleiades or loosening the cords of Orion? Job 38:31

Originally posted by Phage
Simple.
Orion's belt is one of the most easily recognizable asterism in the night sky.
The Pleiades, just as recognizable, have just as much mythology attached to them.

Something tells me that, is not that simple.
Also interesting. Pleiades, think thats related with as called galactic federation of light.
There is much more about orion, im sure.

reply to post by wwwchronos

There is much more about orion, im sure.

Obviously you are.
So sure that you include a TV show as evidence of it.

There is an insecticide called Orion:





There's also a car, called Ford Orion:



A NASA project:

somosmuchos.es...
www.ustream.tv...

reply to post by wwwchronos


What's the connection with illuminatti and Orion?
And illuminatti is a theoretical group anyways, Orion is just stars in the skies.

Peace!

reply to post by Chibbols


The ugly car from the 80s solidifies it for me. Something special about Orion...

Here are a couple of links to explore some possibilities. Some of it does get a bit far out there and hard to verify but some similar themes going on when looking around the Internet about it.

www.exopaedia.org...
www.bibliotecapleyades.net...

reply to post by wwwchronos


Of course it is. Foolish foolish person. It is a simple fact that Orion is one of the easiest constellations to find in the night sky. That and the big dipper are probably the first constellations that one interested in such things will spy when they first start to star gaze.
That being said, of course there are fables and stories surrounding these large and easily spotted constellations. It was the fact that they were big and easy to find over and over again that gave rise to naming these groups of stars in the first place and attaching them to activities of their gods.

reply to post by Phage


Most of the night sky is surrounded in Mythology. The Pleides, "the seven sisters" I think are less famous, whereas Orion, as you pointed out, is the easiest to recognize.

The three stars in his belt also point downward in a line to Sirius, the brightest star in the heavens.

The star Betelgeus, the upper left most star and shoulder of Orion, the hunter, is also probably the most famous of starts in the sky as it was made famous by the movie of the same name, but also because it is a huge red giant star of recent popularity regarding when it will go supernova.

Betelgeus, Betelgeus, Betelgues....

There is also a movie production company called "Orion" although I don't see it in any current movies, mostly 80's-early 90's

reply to post by phantomjack

The three stars in his belt also point downward in a line to Sirius

Well that ("downward") would depend on the time of night and your hemisphere.
But I know what you mean.

Feel free to all to further discussions on this orion issue.
I read you, tryin to see connectins and bigger picture.