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Making his debut in Version 2 in History and Future of the Solar System, the star "Orion" since then has been the Orion Nebula's progenitor star and his story has changed through each. However, they have all been inaccurate in some way, so I have decided to make a new Hypothesis known as the "Orion Hypothesis" which is the most accurate so far. Each Hypothesis shown: Version 2 Hypothesis Version 3 Hypothesis "Cookie Orion" Hypothesis VV Hypothesis Orion Hypothesis Note: This is most likely fake, this was just something I made for fun --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music Used: Infinite Perspective - Kevin Macleod
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