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Also I think the description is wrong. Railguns aren't used for close quarter combat, they are used for heavy hitting of slow moving or stationary targets. With extreme power behind them, they can penetrate just about anything. As you see in The Expanse, railguns are used to target the Martian retaliation system on all corners of the solar system.
thrusters are slower in space due to the fact they push to move and have nothing to push off in space so your speed is like wagin g your arms to move on a skateboard without using feet to push off floor
while a magnetic field works perfectly in space and would prepell a object faster than u could turn on yoir engin in space
while lasers blood in dust wich fills space
plasma disperces to match the space it has due to space being empty plasma would never hit a target
railguns are the most realistic space weapon and only weapon that could get any range in space while maintaining acuracy