A Go Pro camera attached to a drone took some snapshots of Apple's mysterious "spaceship" campus currently under construction in Cupertino, California. While images of the completed project have been hoisted around by Apple, the video of the spaceship-like Campus 2 show how the project is progressing.
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The new campus was one of the last projects Apple founder, CEO and Silicon Valley icon Steve Jobs ever worked on. Jobs submitted the plans for the building to the Cupertino City Council in 2011, months before his death. The construction will reportedly cost Apple $5 billion.
The drone images get above the site and show what Apple is cooking up. However, it's difficult to ascertain exactly what we're seeing in the video. It looks like workers have poured plenty of concrete for the campus' foundation, and that a series of tunnels are crisscrossing the building.
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According to reports, Campus 2 will probably open for business sometime in 2016. In the meantime, they might put up some drone netting to prevent future snooping from curious Apple lovers. And the city of Cupertino is just going to have to deal with the increased traffic from the construction.
Check out the video below for the sneak peek of the future of Apple.
