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A drone above Apple’s new spaceship headquarters got this amazing spy video

Apple's new spaceship campus won't be finished for a little while, but we're already getting an idea of what the finished project will look like. A recently published video captured via drone shows how construction has progressed over the past month or so.

Here's a look at the main building.

AppleDroneNew
AppleDroneNew

(YouTube via MyithZ)

You'll notice the ring is closer to being completed in the photo above than in the one below, which was taken from a drone video published on Sept. 1.

AppleDroneOld
AppleDroneOld

(YouTube via Duncan Sinfield)

Here's a view of what the whole campus looks like so far. We can really start to see the main building taking shape.

The video, which was published by YouTube channel Myithz, contains footage that shows construction between September and October.

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The futuristic new campus was one of the last projects Steve Jobs presented publicly. It's estimated to be completed towards the end of 2016, according to Cupertino.org, and it's going to be incredibly energy efficient. There will be 700,000 square feet of solar panels installed.

Check out the full video below, which we found via 9to5Mac.

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