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how does it work?
it just does. trust me, I'm an Engineer.(a real Engineer)
but in all seriousness, you can easily make a material burn in space, see rocket engines - they work in the vacuum of space by injecting fuel and oxides really fast(making it no longer the vacuum of space) or used oxidized fuels(same thing but without mixing first).
you just need some viscus material like oil that is oxidized in some method and you can light it up pretty nicely and make it a flamethrower.
I would say coloring the flame green would do better than blue as a reference to Greek Fire, one of the oldest flame weapons in Naval combat history. and Greek fire was notoriously inextinguishable by water, so what is the vacuum of space gonna do about that?
unrealistic? it's greek magic! we still don't know how that shit was made.