In the usual lives, laser beam need either propagation through optical system to interreact with other material or in order to satisfy the parameter require.
Our technologies have advanced over the last 20-plus years to include lasers that fire out of the bottom of the aeroplane and those laser beams image the land surface.
Four months ago, we used freaking laser beams to recreate the conditions inside of a star, achieving more energy out of a nuclear fusion reaction than we put in.
Eventually, the laser exits the emitter and is passed on to the galvo head, where it's reflected by two mirrors moving as fast as 10,000 millimeters per second, which guide the laser beam to its target.
The beam itself will be produced by a device called a fibre laser, this generates the coherent light of a laser beam in the core of a long, thin optical fibre.
A similar method -- but one considered less dangerous -- would involve shooting laser beams from a spacecraft to destroy the side of an asteroid in an effort to push it away from Earth.