Orion

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  • Orion Bus Industries, a Canadian bus manufacturer
  • Orion Space, a Nepalese company producing the Nepal PQ-1 picosatellite
  • Orionette, also known as Orion AG für Motorfahrzeuge, a German motorcycle manufacturer

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See also

  1. "Exploration Flight Test-1 - NASA" . Retrieved 2024-12-23.

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