I'm going to reply to myself, since I get an Invalid parent_id error when I reply directly to you.
1. No, your exact question in the title was, "Windy Day In Space? What happened to conservation of momentum, Newton’s third law"
2. Your claim was that the effect depicted in the graphic was impossible because the shell pieces appeared to be swept back by a nonexistent aerial resistance in space.
3. My explanations didn't need to "define" reality, they simply needed to work as to how the effect described in your graphic were possible.
4. It's a computer modeling, not evidence. But it disproved your claim that with a conserved momentum (or actually an increasing one under the second explanation) the graphic depiction was impossible.
5. I've just proven I got it much better than you did. You failed to get how both those explanations worked to disprove your impossibility claim. However, it's possible - if not probable - than *you* will still not get it.
6. Repeating point 3, I didn't provide evidence, I provided two solid explanations, which *are* consistent with the evidenced laws of physics, that voided your objection. It therefore fails.
If you can't follow that, as the thread suggests, I might as well explain thermodynamics to a fish. Sorry.