It's confirmed, China's going to the Lunar farside!

[nhnifong]

I think it would require some relatively expensive station-keeping because of the imbalance caused by the sun, but in general halo orbits are normal at Lagrange points. There is an equilibrium that is being oscillated around, like a ball circling a depression in a surface.

[xenomorph555]

Wait, manned mission to the far side of the moon? - insert iron sky reference here -

-MIR is joining the battle-

Also unmanned mission, not manned.

[mrfox]

How would the communications satellite in a halo orbit always able to face Earth without being blocked by the Moon? How do L2 halo orbits work?

The orbit is not on the same plane as the moon/earth. It draws a "halo" around the moon as viewed from the earth.

[Kibble]

Lagrange points are always used with halo (or some say, lissajous) orbit, going around it

Halo and Lissajous orbits are different - halo orbits are closed, repeating, and periodic, while Lissajous orbits are not.

[Godot]

The big question is:

Will or won´t they detect the secret .... moon base

[Kerbart]

Huh, and I thought we had enough of the moon already. Interesting to see what they will get back from there.

Are you aware of the number of biomes? Think of all the science they can pick up!

[ChrisSpace]

Wait, manned mission to the far side of the moon? - insert iron sky reference here -

-MIR is joining the battle-

Also unmanned mission, not manned.

'You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to xenomorph555 again.'

Ah dammit.