A recent storm dropped a large spherical object into a residential neighborhood in Indiana. Some say it looks like a big eyeball, others compare it to a spaceship. However, its true origin is more down-to-earth.

Everything is revealed starting here. (READ)

Here’s an example of what one looks like when it’s intact on a tower.

The revelation of the item’s&nbsp;identity didn’t stop commenters' imaginations from running wild. Several said it looked like it came from a galaxy far, far away.

That’s an ion cannon from The&nbsp;Empire Strikes Back.

Some posters said it reminded them of a craft that crashed in Colorado on an '80s TV sitcom.

Some posters immediately thought of a smash hit from The Alan Parsons Project. (WATCH)

Then there’s that scene from The Truman Show movie.

‘Good morning, and in case I don’t see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!’ There seems to be some confusion about where the dome came from. A local weatherman says it blew over from a defunct company's property, while a local aerospace company says it's theirs. Whatever the case, we hope that the dome is returned to its home soon.

A mysterious orb falls into an Indiana neighborhood after a storm, sparking wild speculation.{ai:summary}A large spherical object resembling an eyeball landed in a residential area in Indiana after a storm. Initially thought to be a mysterious item, it was identified as a radome, which protects radar systems from weather elements, likely blown off from a nearby defunct radar site.Despite the explanation, social media users have shared imaginative theories, likening the object to a spaceship or various pop culture references. The origins of the radome remain somewhat unclear, with conflicting claims from a local weatherman and an aerospace company. #society

Eye in the Sky: Some Serious Weather Sends a Mysterious Orb Soaring into a Neighborhood

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