Science Applications of the RULLI Camera: Photon Thrust, General Relativity and the Crab Nebula

The Remote Ultra-Low Light Imaging (RULLI) Camera, a unique new optical observing system developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory, allows a family of astrophysical and satellite observations that were not feasible in the past. We will describe the results of the analysis of recent observations of the LAGEOS satellite and the opportunities expected for future observations of the nebula created by the Crab pulsar.