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November 19, 20250 citationsOpen Access

Black Holes and White Holes within the Framework of the Negative Mass Theory (TNC)

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MBMabrouk Brahimi

Key Points

  • Black holes exhibit stability mechanisms through negative mass interactions, and the implications are significant for cosmic phenomena.
  • Stability features and interactions characterized black holes under the negative mass theory framework, expanding understandings in general relativity.
  • Concepts from negative mass theory modify energy dynamics and gravitational behavior, predicting novel effects in future observations.
  • This approach highlights the potential of negative mass to explain complex cosmic phenomena and enhance gravitational models.

Abstract

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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Mabrouk Brahimi (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6924fee0c0ce034ddc351462https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17654746
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