If you are standing at the equator at sunrise, where must you point a laser cannon to hit the sun atdead centr

Answer 1

That depends on the time of year. At equinox point east.

Answer 2

You are seeing the sun where it was 8 minutes ago. Figure out where it is now, and aim there. It's earth, not the sun, that's moving. Once the light leaves the laser, it continues on its path to the sun. The sun isn't moving.

Answer 3

because the density of atmosphere differs from height to high,the sun rays don't move straight.the same thing happens to the laser ray.but since the frequency of the laser ray may differ from the frequency of the sun rays that we see at sunrise,it depends on many things like the frequency of the laser ray,humidity( and anything else related to the density of atmosphere) and...