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We Can’t Stop Watching This Music Video About The Colonization Of Mars

By Andrew Liptak Published June 6, 2015, 6:33 am ET

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This music video from British-based music producer and remix artist Jamie XX for his song Gosh has captivated me all week. It takes a minute for the slow journey to Mars to sink in, and watching Mars turn slowly below as it’s terraformed makes for a beautiful video.

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