Abstract
Space systems are undoubtedly woven into the fabric of our daily lives. Their role in ensuring global connectivity, navigation, weather forecasting, disaster management, and national security is crucial (Pellegrino & Stang, 2016). As the 21st century unfolds, this dependence is only projected to deepen. By 2050, Australia's sovereign space capabilities are anticipated to experience significant growth (Australian Space Agency [ASA], 2019). Nonetheless, our growing reliance on these systems exposes us to potential threats from space, especially space weather.
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