This document presents a research study on the moon's orbital motion, particularly focusing on the concept of the moon's orbital triangle, which involves analyzing its two orbits and their angles. The author discusses the calculations related to the moon's motion, daily displacements, and gravitational interactions with other celestial bodies, including the impact of Venus and Jupiter. Key findings suggest that the moon employs Pythagorean principles for its motion and that various planetary diameters and axial tilts significantly influence its orbital dynamics.