This analysis uncovers interactions and energy dynamics of black holes in negative mass theory, suggesting new insights into gravitational behavior.
This document explores black holes and white holes within the Negative Mass Theory (TNC), proposing that negative mass provides natural mechanisms for stability, interaction, and energy dynamics. Unlike traditional general relativity, which treats black holes as regions of inevitable collapse and white holes as purely theoretical, TNC introduces negative mass as an interacting medium that modifies gravitational and energetic behavior, potentially explaining observed cosmic phenomena and predicting novel effects for future observations.
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