No, at a distant of 200 miles it would not be visible on a flat plane due to Beers law.

Not going down another ridiculous side-track with you. Every single one you've sent me down so far has been total bullshit. This one would be no different.

You're just trying to change the subject because I just proved you can't hold the laser level at a distance of 2 miles.

Tell me how you managed to determine that eyeballing the laser next to a lake is more accurate than a construction level... which would still leave you off by 64 inches at 2 miles.