The impossible invention

"The Impossible Invention" by Robert Moore Williams is an early science fiction story focused on the revolutionary idea of sending power using radio waves, which goes against what people thought was possible at the time. It's about invention, doubt, and what happens to people when big scientific things are found. James Arthur Fradin, a brave inventor, shares his new ideas about radio waves and a "fourth dimension." He's met with laughter by other scientists at the Institute of Radio Engineers, who demand he prove what he's saying. Secretly, a bad guy named Marvak wants to use Fradin's invention for evil. Marvak captures Fradin to make him show off his invention, but things go wrong when the device is turned on by accident. This causes a dangerous opening into the fourth dimension, with bad results for Marvak. The story shows the risks and moral problems that come with science moving forward, making people think about what could happen when we use powerful new discoveries.