According to Bashar, the big STA has to sit on a tower about 9 metres (30 feet) tall, and I believe one of the best structures for this is a Phi ratio hyperboloid, especially the one with the Fibonacci spirals you can see in the first and third image. A quick note on the towers. They are designed for the scenario where 48 of these antennas are placed in a grid around the planet to enhance the entire electromagnetic field. If the antenna works together with the Flash Matrix and is used locally, as a step-down transformer or capacitor, the tower is not necessary. Now the part I really want to share. All of these images were created in Blender together with Claude, simply by speaking. I described what I had in my mind and watched it take shape on the screen. Not only as a parametric model, but as the fully rendered images you see here. This reminds me of Nikola Tesla. He had the ability to see things in his imagination as solid and precise as real objects. He could build a machine in his mind, take it apart, put it back together and run it, all before touching a single tool. That is why most of his prototypes worked the first time. It is something we have known for a long time, and Bashar confirms it too. Using Blender and Fusion 360 this way gives all of us a version of that same superpower. The learning curve is basically gone. No more months of tutorials before you can make something. Anyone can take what is in their imagination, speak it into 3D software and see how it actually looks. So if you have a design sitting in your head, nothing is stopping you now. What would you build first?