Apple is putting the finishing touches on its $5 billion campus — and it looks stunning (AAPL)

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September 25, 2017 9:45 PM

A new drone flyover video offers the latest glimpse of Apple's "spaceship."

At long last, Apple's new "spaceship" headquarters looks like it's just about done.

Matthew Roberts offers the latest look at the iPhone maker's new headquarters with video from a pair of drone flights. The video offer glimpses of Apple's new campus, dubbed Apple Park, during the day and at sunset.

Although employees started to move to Apple Park in April, the video indicates there's still a little bit of work to be done, mostly landscaping and other finishing touches.

Apple opened part of its new $5 billion headquarters to the public earlier this month but kept other parts of the campus off-limits. Journalists and analysts attended Apple's iPhone event at the company's new Steve Jobs Theater, but they didn't get a close look at the complex's main building, a ring one mile in circumference that has been nicknamed the "spaceship."

Luckily, drone photographers have done a fantastic job of documenting the campus' six-year construction process and are still posting looks at Apple Park from the sky. Take a look:

This is Apple's new headquarters.

Here's what the new building looks like from the campus.

This photo was taken earlier this month.

Apple says it designed its new headquarters to look like one of its products.

From a distance, the "spaceship" certainly does looks like a new Apple gadget.

The design of the "spaceship's" lobby is also similar to many Apple stores.

Those glass doors are four stories high.

It's pretty stunning at night when the "spaceship" is lit up.

The "spaceship" is about a mile in circumference.

The "spaceship's" roof is covered with solar panels.

Apple says the whole campus generates 17 megawatts of power.

There are fruit trees at the center of the "spaceship's" ring.