* Orion is not a galaxy. Orion is a constellation, a group of stars that appear close together in our night sky from Earth's perspective.

* The stars within the Orion constellation are at different distances from Earth. Some are relatively close, while others are quite far away.

* The Milky Way is our galaxy. We are located within the Milky Way galaxy, and Orion's stars are also part of our galaxy.

To answer your question more accurately:

* The closest star in Orion is called Rigel, which is about 860 light-years away from Earth.

* The farthest star in Orion is probably Betelgeuse, which is about 640 light-years away from Earth.

So, the stars in the Orion constellation are all within the Milky Way galaxy, with distances ranging from about 640 to 860 light-years from Earth.