Will the Moon influence the James Webb Telescope in its Lagrange point? I was recently admiring the orbital mechanics of the JWST and how we plan to 'park' it in L2. I understand how the lagrange point is calculated, not from the center of the earth, but rather the barycenter of the earth-moon system and this raised an interesting question to me. Will the Moon orbiting around the earth affect the position of the telescope as it reaches a full moon compared to a new moon? Will we have to manually correct for this influence? Or will the JWST simply wobble in what would otherwise be a stable point? Does the Moon's angle of its orbit play a factor into all of this as well? Sorry, it just seems that every answer leads to a new question. Thanks in advance for any answers.