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There is a  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft of contention over the record. NASA and the U.S.  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft regard the boundary between Earth's  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft and outer space as being 80 km above sea level. With this  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft, the record for humans in space was set at 20 in May 2023. However, the  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft definition of the edge of space is called the Karman Line. The International Aeronautical Federation puts this at an  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft of 100 km above sea  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft. The new record uses this  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft. The Karman  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft is used to differentiate between what constitutes an aircraft and a  altitudeatmosphereconventionaldefinitionlevelLinemeasuremilitarypointspacecraft.