Below horizon antenna aiming

1. A system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon, wherein the system comprises:

a support member, wherein the support member is coupled with a surface;

a spherical structure, wherein:

the spherical structure is coupled with the support member; and

the spherical structure is at least partially spherical in shape about a central point; and

at least one arm, wherein:

the at least one arm is rotatably coupled with the spherical structure;

the at least one arm is coupled with the antenna;

the at least one arm at least partially defines a void; and

the support member is at least partially disposed within the void when the antenna is aimed in the direction below-horizon.

2. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 1 , wherein:

the spherical structure comprises a first plurality of magnets;

the at least one arm comprises a second plurality of magnets; and

at least a portion of the magnets in either one of, or both of, the first plurality of magnets and the second plurality of magnets are configured to be selectively activated to rotate the at least one arm about the central point.

3. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 1 , wherein either one of, or both of, the first plurality of magnets and the second plurality of magnets comprise electromagnets.

4. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 1 , wherein either one of, or both of, the first plurality of magnets and the second plurality of magnets comprise permanent magnets.

5. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 1 , wherein:

the at least one arm comprises three arms comprising a first arm, a second arm, and a third arm; and

the void is defined between the first arm and the second arm.

6. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 1 , wherein the at least one arm comprises a plurality of arms, and at least one of the plurality of arms comprises a counterweight.

7. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 6 , wherein the at least on of the plurality of arms comprising a counterweight comprises an arm pointed in a direction substantially opposite the direction below-horizon.

8. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 1 , wherein:

the at least one arm comprises a single arm, wherein the arm is characterized by an at least partially spherical shape.

9. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 1 , wherein support member is configured to selectively change a distance between the surface and the spherical structure.

10. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 1 , wherein support member is configured to selectively change a rotational orientation of the spherical motor relative to the surface.

11. The system for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 1 , wherein the spherical structure further comprises a first plurality of magnets, and wherein system further comprises:

a coupling apparatus, wherein:

the coupling apparatus is fixedly coupled with the antenna;

the coupling apparatus is rotatably coupled with the at least one arm; and

the coupling apparatus comprises a second plurality of magnets, wherein at least a portion of the magnets in either one of, or both of, the first plurality of magnets and the second plurality of magnets are configured to be selectively activated to rotate the coupling apparatus relative to the at least one arm.

12. A method for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon, wherein the method comprises:

providing a support member, wherein the support member is coupled with a surface;

providing a spherical structure, wherein:

the spherical structure is coupled with the support member; and

the spherical structure is at least partially spherical in shape about a central point;

providing at least one arm, wherein:

the at least one arm is rotatably coupled with the spherical structure;

the at least one arm is coupled with the antenna; and

the at least one arm at least partially defines a void; and

rotating the at least one arm such that the support member is at least partially disposed within the void when the antenna is aimed in the direction below-horizon.

13. The method for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 12 , wherein:

the spherical structure comprises a first plurality of magnets;

the at least one arm comprises a second plurality of magnets; and

rotating the at least one arm comprises activating, selectively, at least a portion of the magnets in either one of, or both of, the first plurality of magnets and the second plurality of magnets to rotate the at least one arm about the central point.

14. The method for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 12 , wherein the spherical structure comprises a primary plurality of magnets and the at least one arm comprises a secondary plurality of magnets, and wherein the method further comprises:

activating, selectively, at least a portion of the magnets in either one of, or both of, the primary plurality of magnets and the secondary plurality of magnets to create a gap between at least some portion of the at least one arm and the spherical structure.

15. The method for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 12 , wherein the method further comprises:

providing a layer of fluid between at least a portion of the at least one arm, wherein the layer of fluid reduces friction between the at least one arm and the spherical structure.

16. The method for aiming an antenna in a direction below-horizon of claim 12 , wherein the method further comprises:

transmitting or receiving data, wirelessly, with the parabolic antenna at a location proximately located to the antenna.