Laser radiation

Laser radiation is a type of light that is produced through a process called stimulated emission, resulting in a highly focused, coherent beam. Unlike regular light, laser light is monochromatic (single wavelength), intense, and travels in a precise direction. This makes lasers useful for applications like medical procedures, communication, manufacturing, and research. The focused nature of laser radiation allows it to deliver energy very precisely, which can cut, weld, or target small areas without affecting surrounding material or tissue. Overall, laser radiation is a powerful and versatile form of light with many practical uses across various fields.