The Negative Mass Theory (TNC): Unifying Observable and Hidden Phenomena, Black Holes, and White Holes through Opposing Medium Penetration Forces

This paper proposes the Negative Mass Theory (TNC) as a unified framework to understand the universe through a single principle. Matter is divided into positive and negative mass components. Positive mass constitutes the observable universe—including planets, stars, and galaxies—while negative mass represents hidden phenomena, such as dark matter, dark energy, and potentially other invisible realms. The theory introduces the concept of mass as a medium penetration force, where positive and negative masses interact differently with the surrounding medium. Within this framework, black holes and white holes are interpreted as extreme manifestations of massive negative mass concentrations, producing inward or outward penetration effects, respectively. This model offers a coherent explanation for visible and hidden phenomena, as well as for cosmic structures previously considered mysterious.