Severe weather that swept through Indianapolis left something unusual in its wake: a mysterious dome-shaped object. Residents in the area of 19th Street and North Pasadena Street said the dome was spotted on the road after a storm swept through the area on Wednesday. The strange structure drew crowds of onlookers, who tried to offer guesses as to what it was. Some suggested that the object could be a radome — a weatherproof enclosure that protects radar systems from weather. V2X Technology confirmed that the structure was a radome from their business, but were puzzled by how it made it all the way down to Pasadena Street. “I think it probably got turned over and caught in the wind, and unfortunately flew away,” said Andrew Belush, a V2X Technology executive. The radome had reportedly not been in use and was sitting on the side of a V2X Technology building prior to the storm. “We’re really thankful no one got hurt or injured,” said Belush, who added, “I can confirm it’s not an alien satellite or spaceship.”
