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Mark Harmon's time on may have come to an end (for now), but the longtime star and producer still has plans to remain in its orbit.On Monday's episode of CBS' long-running procedural, Harmon's character, Leroy Jethro Gibbs, chose not to take back his badge when the opportunity presented itself. Instead, he decided to stay at the lake and fish, at peace with where he's come following a grueling and intense 18-season ride.Last night's installment, which marked the turning of a new leaf for without its leader, was filmed in Bristol Bay, Alaska, over the course of five days, a source exclusively tells ET.

United States could have just spent a whopping £318k using a missile to shoot down a UFO which may been a local hobbyist's £10 balloon. The object shot down on Sunday was the third strange object in the sky shot down in the past few days, with even top ranking intelligence officials stumped as to what they could be.A conversation heard between the pilots hurtling through the air reveals their confusion.READ MORE: Russians are 'living in s**t' with 'poverty everywhere,' says top Soviet film star One is heard saying: "I wouldn’t really call it a balloon… I don’t know what… I can see it outside with my eyes." Military officials later described the object as an "octagonal structure".However, it is now being claimed that the object was a balloon belonging to the Northern Illinois Bottlecap Balloon Brigade.According to its recent blog, a balloon it set off in that are has gone missing.They said: “Pico Balloon K9YO last reported on February 11 at 00:48 zulu near Hagemeister Island after 123 days and 18 hours of flight.“Hagemeister Island is an uninhabited island in the U.S.

The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers officially blocked a decades-long struggle to blast open the controversial Pebble Mine Wednesday, located near the world’s largest natural salmon fishery in Bristol Bay, Alaska.