U.S. scientific research is conducted aboard the ISS in the Boeing-built U.S. laboratory called Destiny, which holds 13 telephone booth-sized racks for science experiments. The crews work with experiments across a wide variety of fields including human life sciences, physical sciences and Earth observation, as well as education and technology demonstrations. Destiny also houses one of the workstations for Canada’s space station robotic arm. Destiny is joined by laboratory modules sponsored by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, European Space Agency and Roskosmos. With its five laboratories, the ISS has more than enough room and electrical power to do all kinds of ground-breaking research.