I Created a Wormhole Generator

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This morning while I was tinkering with a new type of generator I've been working on, something bizarre happened inside the device. The energy producing mechanism was accelerated and began producing too much power. I couldn't shut it down and knew it was going to explode. I ran outside before it reached critical mass and hoped that it wasn't going to be as bad as I feared, and chucked it high into the air and dove aside. Instantly the device lit up in a white light, but then transformed into a dark sphere that temporarily rendered the area in silence as though it sucked the sound into it. It proceeded to expand over the fence, part of a tree, and over the ground, and then instantly it was gone. There was a whoosh of air and then things were normal again. All traces of the device was gone, and everything that the black sphere had touched was also gone. There's now a rounded hole in the ground and the fence pieces fell, unable to stay suspended without the majority of the rail there. The tree was trimmed badly. In a state of shock I approached the divot in the land and felt the edge. Unlike a tear or a cut, it felt like a polished surface, completely smooth. The wood was the same, without a trace of roughness. I imagined the tree branches were as well. Whatever that black energy had touched was simply gone. I can only guess that the black energy was a wormhole, and it took everything in it to some location elsewhere, possibly in the center of a distant galaxy. I can't believe that my simple generator turned into something so impressive, and dangerous. I'm only glad I used the small one as a test. I will now dismantle the larger sphere and burn the plans. The world isn't ready for this type of technology just yet. Note: This fine daydream was a product of this morning in bed. Though I have an actual designed generator in my head for this, I don't know if it would even work to produce energy, let alone a disastrous experiment like this! Thanks for reading!