World's Fastest Plane Breaks Pre-War Record

The transcript discusses the use of a high-speed movie camera to capture the speed of an aircraft over a measured mile, as human eyes are not fast enough to track it. Group Captain HK Wilson conducts a test run, and later trials show a British plane achieving 606 miles per hour, breaking the pre-war record by 136 miles. This highlights new achievements in aviation and man's mastery of the sky.

What is the significance of the high-speed movie camera mentioned in the text?

Who is credited with the statement in the text?

What does the media do over the course as mentioned in the text?

How fast did the British plane fly in later trials?

What record did the British plane break during its trials?