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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier
Lasers aren't like torches, the light travels in a (more or less) straight line unlike a normal light source which spreads out. Therefore, they do have a very long range.
This has been a problem at airports ever since these laser pens became widely available. There no way to catch whoever did it unless someone witnesses them doing it and goes to the police - the beam could be coming from absolutely anywhere in a fairly wide radius. There's no way to trace exactly where it came from.
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Wouldn't that be determined by the size and the power of the laser, could something powered by an AAA battery reach 36,000 ft?
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