The Tsukki Medi is a Russian-German medium-lift rocket from 2040 by DuSCO Aeronautics and Aerospace. The rocket is capable of lifting 60 metric tons into Low Earth Orbit and 5 metric tons into Geostationary Orbit.

The TM 2040 is a partially reusable spacecraft designed and manufactured by DuSCO Aeronautics. The Crew Module (CM) of TM has the ability to land on the surface with 6 landing legs, and a small rocket engine to slow down on landing and can also be used as a Launch Abort System to launch the Crew Module away from a failing rocket.

ABOUT TSUKKI:

The Tsukki is a series of medium-to-heavy launch vehicles developed and operated by DuSCO Aeronautics and Aerospace Gmbh from 2040. The main reason the Tsukki was developed to replace DuSCO Aeronautics' long-operating Oikawa Rocket Series fleet, to reduce launch costs from the previous one, and much easier to produce. Tsukki is the first DuSCO rocket to use Liquid Methane fuel to power a first-stage rocket, previously only used in space.

AG1: Launch Abort System
AG2: Parachute
AG3: Landing Legs
AG4: Launchpad Lights
AG8: Crew Module RCS
AG9: Solar Panel
AG10: RCS