How does one construct an laser mirror? or a laser magnifying glass?

Question

I envison a plane connected by laser beams on a plane emitting a grid of laser beams ...a virtual mirror, as it were, more perfect in pixiality than a physical mirror, and more reflective and which could be more magnifying in opaqueness than any glass mirror if it's convexity was also designed into this mirror?

Answer 1

Yeah, so this question makes no sense.  You should explain your vision more clearly.  But I can tell you this, laser don't reflect light.  Lasers are light.  Light is electromagnetic fields.  Electromagnetic fields are what is called "linear" which means the sum of field A and field B is A+B.  This is a fancy way of saying the first field does not care if the second field is there or not (on the contrary, if it were not linear, like if a and b equaled a*b or something like that, then a would care about b).  Since A does not care about B, then A will go on it's merry way after it passes B.  That is to say a light beam will pass right through another light beam as if it wasn't there (have you ever crossed two flashlight beam?  Well, 2 lasers do the same thing).  So if it passes through, then it isn't reflecting.  And a mirror requires reflection.  Therefore, lasers will not make mirrors.