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so imagine a rocket with module is not going into orbit but just, after loss of stages, continues to a lagrange point. At what distance, before reaching the actual point, could the module with some leftover fuel and maybe solar power or wind stay there, let us say for some months, before new supplies, propellant, are brought to keep it there, hence, maybe expanding it to a new kind of ISS ? Or is this just totally unfeasible and is it better to actually go all the way to the point? Even then, these points can be unstable and modules would also need fuel to stay put.