Electromagnetic launch systems use powerful electromagnetic forces to propel objects, such as spacecraft or military projectiles, at high speeds. Unlike traditional launch methods that rely on chemical propellants, these systems utilize electromagnetic coils to create a magnetic field that accelerates a conductive projectile along a track. One common example of an electromagnetic launch system is the railgun, which consists of two parallel rails and uses electric currents to generate magnetic fields. This technology has potential applications in both military and space exploration, offering a more efficient and cost-effective way to launch payloads into orbit or deliver munitions.