
Mastering Space Commutes Before Lunar Construction
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have created an open-source dataset and software that maps 1,000,000 potential orbits in the complex and chaotic region between Earth and the Moon, aiming to improve navigation and stability for future lunar missions and infrastructure. Only about 9.7% of these orbits are stable over three years, with notable stability around Lagrange points and certain distant orbits, which could serve as strategic locations for lunar bases and gateways.













