Laser Light Emitter That Emits Laser Beam Path That Curves

This invention concept pertains to a laser light emitter that can emit a laser light beam on a path that curves, in the visible light spectrum, including, perhaps, at a pre-defined distance, even after the angle of attack is changed, which perhaps makes the light beam turn 15˚ on the y-axis, or to make the laser beam of attack from a satellite that has the laser light emitter on it, change the target of where the laser light, in the visible spectrum, will be shined. This laser light emitter technology could be used to show a laser beam that is visible, that would show a laser light beam that curves, in the visible space. There could also be a laser light that only reacts with certain elements, so it only shows the hydrogen elements, and shows visible laser light on the hydrogen element atoms that the laser beam interacts with. The laser light beam can be controlled based on an azimuth and a radius or tangent setting in computer software.