Another sky magic that I just witnessed a couple of years ago and snapped by my Windows phone camera. My kids were going to school one day aboard their Dad's motorcycle. They were going to be late so riding in a motorbike would be faster to reach school. As soon as they left, however, a light shower just started to fall. I became worried because they're going to be soaked in the rain if it poured harder, so I started to mumble wishing the rain would stop. In a flash, I just remember what my Dad told us when we were kids that God loves children so much that when they pray to Him or when we pray for the kid's sake, God's heart is touched. So I prayed to God earnestly while looking out the window begging that He would stop the rain because if my little boys would be drenched in the rain, they'll get sick. But then I realized the plants need the rain too. So I prayed that He just hold the rainwaters for a moment in His hands until the kids would reach school so that they won't get wet, then He would be going to release the waters. To my surprise, the rain stopped...! Afterward, I saw two of our neighbors down the street talking with each other while gazing up at the sky. I was intrigued so I went out and asked them. They said to me the clouds were oddly stunning and pointed them out to me. I was taken aback and fell in silence...😮 I remember my prayer a while ago. The clouds looked like pouches as if they're holding the waters so as not to fall... I couldn't believe it, God answered my prayer! At that instant, I thanked God and before all the cloud pouches faded away, I grabbed my cellphone and took a shot of them, and called my husband asking if the kids entered their classrooms already. Well, I just learned recently since I started writing in Noisecash that these bubbly or pouch-like clouds were called 'Mammatus' or 'Mammatocumulus'. They are a special kind of cloud that formed when air sinks toward the ground. They shape like pouches or like cow’s udders or mammary glands. And they only last for 10 to 15 minutes, most often they signal that a storm is on a weakening trend. Although there's a scientific explanation for all these phenomena, I believe that God is the power or force behind them... You see, science just explains what God has done. Science is the study of all things through observation and experiment... but it can't even explain everything in detail. So, who is first, God or Science? Of course, God! Before science was started in this world, God was. For He says, "I am the Alpha and Omega, the first and the last." Job 37:16 amazingly asks, "Dost thou know the balancings of the clouds, the wondrous works of Him which are perfect in knowledge?" How about you guys? Have you prayed for something else, small or big, and received an answer? And do you believe in God? In His Love, @Mitochondria Original content💯 Caloocan City, Philippines🇵🇭