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ITS launch vehicle vehicle height, first stage and the integrated second-stage/spacecraft, will be . Both stages of the ITS LV will be constructed of lightweight-yet-strong carbon fiber, even the deep-cryogenic propellant tanks, a major change from the aluminum-lithium alloy tank and structure material used in SpaceX Falcon 9 family of launch vehicles. Both stages are fully reusable and will land vertically, technology initially developed on the Falcon 9 launch vehicle first stages in 2012–2016. Gross liftoff mass is at a lift-off thrust of . ITS LV would be able to carry a payload to low-Earth orbit of in expendable-mode and in reusable mode.