after so many discoveries as cbs's michelle miller reports, the six-wheeled robot still has drive. >> confirmed. we are safe on mars. >> reporter: that was the scene ten years ago today in nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in california when the curiosity rover landed on the surface of mars. a 2,000 pound car-sized lab on wheels. it sent back incredible images and began a scientific exploration of the red planet. >> we are still making discoveries. >> reporter: john grant, a senior geologist at the air and space museum and a member of curiosity's science team. >> as a recover it went to mars with the lab equipment, with the cameras, with its instruments and really started probing into whether there were habitable are environments in the past on mars. and low and behole, we discovered fairly early on that in fact there were. >> lift-off of the atlas 5 with curiosity. >> reporter: curiosity was launched in space from cape c canaveral november 26, 2011. eight months, ten days and 100 million miles later it arrived. and three weeks later curiosity was sending back stunning images from the

michelle miller reports. >> reporter: in new york city, the 100-year-old widow of sports and civil rights ribbon on a new state-of-the-art museum dedicated to her late husband. it was 75 years ago in the spring of 19 tha rin walked on to emmetts field, brooks, and into history, breaking baseball's color barrier to become the first black player in the major leagues. >> april 15th, 1947 was an historic day in our country because america was tremendously polarized racially. >> reporter: della briton is the president and ceo of the jackie robinson foundation. >> when jackie stepped out on to ebbitts field, it was something momentous, and is something to this day is cited as the pivotal moment in the civil rights movement. >> reporter: during his ten years in the major, robinson was named and all star six years in a row, and played in six world series. seven years later, he was inducted into the baseball hall of fame. but his legacy and impact extended far off the playing field. >> he used his baseball celebrity to push the envelope, to bring the issues of civil rights, to bring the issues of

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michelle miller updates us on the mission. >> touchdown confirmed. >> reporter: that was the scene tenet propulsion laboratory in california when the curiosity rover landed on the surface of mars. >> curiosity will take us. >> reporter: a 2,000 pound car sized lab on wheels. it sent back incredible images and began a scientific exploration of the red planet. >> it was huge and it is huge. the mission is ongoing. we're still making big discoveries. >> reporter: john grant is a senior geologist at the smithsonian and a member of curiosity's science team. >> curiosity as a rover went to mars with its lab equipment, with its cameras, with its instruments and really started probing into whether there were habitable environments on mars and we started finding out there were. >> and liftoff with the atlas five and curiosity. >> reporter: curiosity was launched into space from cape canaveral on november 26th, 2011, eight months, ten days and 100 million miles later it finally arrived. and three weeks later curiosity was sending back stunning images from the planet's surface, but it was also on

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