Spitzer Space Telescope: Detected infrared radiation from dust clouds within the Orion Molecular Cloud Complex.
Chandra X-ray Observatory: Revealed the presence of young stars emitting X-rays in the Orion Nebula Cluster.
Kepler Space Telescope: Detected exoplanets within the Orion constellation, hinting at potential habitable zones.
James Webb Space Telescope: Expected to unveil even more detailed images of Orion's star-forming regions.
Radio Telescopes: Captured radio waves emitted by celestial objects within the Orion constellation.
Satellites: Provided overhead views of the Orion constellation, aiding in astronomical research and navigation.
Space Probes: Sent back images of the Orion region from deep space exploration missions.
Astronaut Photography: Taken from the International Space Station, offering unique perspectives of Orion from space.
Telescopes on Earth: Ground-based observatories also contribute images of the Orion constellation, complementing space-based observations.
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