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 Thanks to Twitter, presidential photo ops these days can quickly turn into minefields -- witness President Donald Trump sliding behind the wheel of a giant truck in March and the internet driving it into the ground. 
  
 And then came the Orb. On Sunday, the Saudi Embassy tweeted out a photo of President Trump, Saudi Arabia's King Salman and Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi with their hands on a glowing globe. 
  
 Trump is of course in Saudi Arabia as part of his first trip abroad as president. The tweet explained that the men were inaugurating a new center meant to combat extremist ideology in Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh. 
  
 But the photo itself, with the eerie glow of the orb casting a strange light on the faces of the three leaders, was too reminiscent of every science-fiction/fantasy story ever, and Twitter jokesters couldn't pass it up. 
  
 Some minds immediately went to Tolkien. 
  
 Not googling this and just assuming Trump has gone full Saruman evil wizard. pic.twitter.com/l3xenG5BQ0 — Nick Amadeus (@NickAmadeus) May 21, 2017 
  
 Others took a Star Trek path. 
  
 Some went Star Wars instead. 
  
 @cd_hooks it's totally the Orb of Peace from the end of The Phantom Menace pic.twitter.com/KuBEIfKWdY — Will T (@historicus91) May 21, 2017 
  
 Harry Potter was mentioned. 
  
 Why does this look like the scene in Harry Potter where the death eaters find the prophecy orb in the department of mysteries pic.twitter.com/VYW5LfpUly — CMC (@ChaseClynch_) May 21, 2017 
  
 What you're telling me: 
  
  
  
 1. Harry Potter jokes are overdone 
  
 2. World leaders stood around touching a glowing orb 
  
  
  
 *Vein bursts in forehead* — Ann Bransom (@annbransom) May 21, 2017 
  
 "Twin Peaks," which returned Sunday night, came into the conversation. 
  
 the new TWIN PEAKS looks lit pic.twitter.com/IlC1pTGjhx — Mark Berman (@markberman) May 21, 2017 
  
 As did the classic "Space Jam." 
  
 big deal some guys put their hands on a glowing orb it's not like they're going to get super powers oh my god this is how space jam started pic.twitter.com/3rGPNr4yPD — Sean Doolittle (@whatwouldDOOdo) May 22, 2017 
  
 Everyone already made the Trump orb Space Jam jokes already, right? Just checking in — Stephen Lurie (@luriethereal) May 22, 2017 
  
 The Trump orb is too reminiscent of the monstars getting their powers from the basketball in Space Jam. pic.twitter.com/ox6OxHvIWv — lauratellsjokes (@lauratellsjokes) May 22, 2017 
  
 And some just had fun with it. 
  
 Look, do I agree with the Orb's entire agenda? Of course not. But I do trust that the Orb has humanity's best interests at heart. — Matt Christman (@cushbomb) May 21, 2017 
  
 tfw you and your friends unearth an ancient alien hell orb and combine your powers inside it to stop superman >>>>> pic.twitter.com/kzsYEKC4R0 — jon hendren (@fart) May 21, 2017 
  
 trump 100% made a wish when he touched the orb pic.twitter.com/S0TlxgxtBY — KRANG T. NELSON (@KrangTNelson) May 21, 2017 
  
 SUNDAY It's just an orb, no big deal 
  
 MONDAY Vice President Orb breaks tie in Senate 
  
 TUESDAY President Orb signs EO outlawing rectangles — Dave Itzkoff (@ditzkoff) May 21, 2017 
  
 It was unfair to show the orb photo cropped. Here it is with full context and it is not weirder at all. pic.twitter.com/JZ9HXvC0Gf — Comic Sans Defender (@TibiusReynolds) May 21, 2017 
  
  
  
  
  
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 An image of US President Donald Trump with his hands placed over a glowing white orb alongside Saudi King Salman and Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi is lighting up social media. 
  
 On Sunday, the leaders inaugurated a new centre in Riyadh aimed at combating extremist ideology. Mr Trump was on his first foreign visit to Saudi Arabia where he urged regional leaders to take the lead in rooting out radicalisation. 
  
 Trump has since arrived in Israel where he will be meeting Israeli and Palestinian leaders. 
  
 Trump urges Muslim leaders to lead fight against radicalisation 
  
 Trump in Saudi Arabia: US president joins ceremonial sword dance 
  
 Among the numerous photoshops and captions of the event shared online were the opening lyrics from The Song of the Witches in William Shakespeare's Macbeth. 
  
 Image copyright Saudi Arabia TV/Twitter/@BillKristol 
  
 As President Trump's eyes were closed in the widely shared screen grab, one Twitter user guessed the president was making a wish. 
  
 "For clarification, this is not a Satanic ritual," tweeted the Church of Satan, an international religious movement based on LaVeyan Satanism. 
  
 Image copyright Saudi Arabia TV/Twitter/@ChurchofSatan 
  
 While comedian and actor Kumail Nanjiani joked the lit ball was the "Glowing Orb of Islamic Dominance", another Twitter user likened it to the Eye of Sauron from The Lord of the Rings trilogy, the next instalment of which "looks terrible," said musician Mikel Jollett. 
  
 Image copyright Saudi Arabia TV/Twitter/@darth 
  
 Scenes from the 1997 film Space Jam, Harry Potter and the 007 film series were also referenced: "The point when the supervillains form a pact to take over the world." 
  
 Image copyright Saudi Arabia TV/Twitter/@NickGreene 
  
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 "Just some billionaires gathering in the dark and holding a glowing orb, probably fine," another user suggested. 
  
 One Twitter account shared a fake tweet by President Trump, which said: "Cyrus the Great was buried in a sceptre of tremendous power. I, king of the New World, command my people to find his tomb and recover his sceptre. None shall sleep until the sceptre is found!" 
  
 Naturally, there had to be a fabricated response from a Trump critic: 
  
 Image copyright Twitter 
  
 Despite the jokes, a supporter of President Trump who spent two years "working to defeat Hillary" said he preferred the orb to an image of Clinton altered to show her using the Sith power of force lightning from Star Wars. 
  
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It was your ordinary photo op, this one featuring President Trump and the leaders of Egypt and Saudi Arabia as they opened the Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology in Riyadh. Except it just happened to show them placing their hands on a glowing orb in a dark room, which called to mind, well, pretty much "every science-fiction/fantasy ever," in the words of CNET. "For clarification, this is not a Satanic ritual," reads one tongue-in-cheek tweet in wide circulation from, yes, the Church of Satan, notes the BBC. Almost instantly, Twitter was flooded with references to Star Wars, Star Trek, Harry Potter, Superman, A Thousand and One Arabian Nights, Space Jam, and many, many more.