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Yes, it does. An observer on the earth side of the moon would notice the earth going through phases similar to the moon’s, and the phases would take a lunar cycle to complete. However, when it is full moon to us, it would be ‘new earth’ to the lunar observer. When it is new moon for us, lunar observers would be treated to a full earth.
