do man made sat elites orbit the moon and if so can it view the "dark side"?

Question

how can I view the opposing side imagery

Answer 1

There is no "dark side" to the Moon: every part of the Moon gets two weeks of sunlight every month.

The far side of the Moon (the side away from Earth) has been imaged extensively ever since Russia first photographed it with Lunik nearly 50 years ago. The Clementine satellite mapped the entire Moon in great detail. Currently there are Japanese and Chinese satellites in orbit around the Moon, returning images regularly, available on both countries space agency sites.

Answer 2

There are satellites orbiting the moon. The Japanese and the Chinese are presently most active there.
And - you can see the dark side of the moon from here. I even did a picture of it:
http://www.pbase.com/es839145/image/1814258
What you mead is the FAR SIDE OF THE MOON, the side that is not facing earth. An that side there are periods of two weeks of 'day' and two weeks of 'night' - like on the side facing Earth.

Answer 3

no we don't have any Sat's in orbit around the moon, we that you or I will learn about for years, about 5 more years and the store will come out about what is up their when the rest of the country's get to take pictures of it for the first time.

Answer 4

i believe the JAXA Selene orbiter is still snapping away like a Japanese tourist

Answer 5

we've already seen the dark side
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap981008.html

if china does have a probe there now, then it has probably already taken more pictures.