This technology is a laser that occupies an entire area of space programmed within multiple X-Y-Z coordinates. The spatial laser is able to scan the space through the use of a special type of radiological camera that determines how the laser light is absorbed or refracted. This type of scanner would be able to detect all particles in space, even very small particles floating around. This technology differs from the use of multiple satellites to intersect the objects from multiple angles, and this technology is advanced beyond the elliptical camera, such that the combination of the spatial laser and the nuclear camera produce images that are equivalent to a three-dimensional model with mathematical coordinates of all of the objects, trajectories, magnetism, and composition of the materials based on the attributes of the materials in response to the nuclear camera.