The US Space Force located a tiny experimental satellite after it spent two-and-a–half decades missing in orbit. Hopefully, they’ll be able to keep an eye on it for good—unlike the last time.

The satellite was launched in 1974 by the United States Air Force’s Space Test Program. After launch, a huge reconnaissance satellite, known as KH-9 Hexagon, deployed a 26-inch-wide satellite, propelling it into orbit 500 miles above.

The satellite was found using tracking data from the 18th Space Defense Squadron and is, at least for now, being tracked again.