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An Earth–Moon multi-orbiter cycler: stable, repeating, and periodic in both rotating and inertial frames. This rare dual-periodic orbit loops Earth multiple times, then the Moon, repeating every 109 days, no propulsion required. 👉🏽Details in the paper:

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