The goal of this research is to use laser to induce plasma breakdown in the air to form a phenomenon of scattered light. Through the naked eye, the plasma presents a surround stereo projection. We use a high-power Nd:YAG solid-state Q-switch laser with a wavelength of 1064 to produce 532nm green light through frequency-doubled KTP conversion, and focus blasting to produce scattered light. Measure the scattering intensity at each angle distribution, and confirm that the light seen by the naked eye is scattered light. After that, we analyze the internal structure of the plasma. We analyze the single-family phenomenon of the plasma that is not visible to the naked eye, and specific particles are generated, so the time domain analysis of the plasma is performed on the internal structure of the particles.