Where does the Moon's pull equal the earth's?

Answer 1

Sixty degrees forward and behind its current position relative to earth. It's called the Lagrangean Point -- where a body is held stationary by gravity relative to both bodies.

Answer 2

The Moon's gravitational pull equals the Earth's gravitational pull at a specific point known as the L1 Lagrange point, which is located between the Earth and the Moon. At this point, the gravitational forces from both bodies balance each other out, allowing objects to maintain a stable position relative to the Earth and Moon.