Does the Unified Field Theory need updating? There appears to be two different “Fields” in the universe needed?

[jhixon]

Einstein developed the unified theory to explain our universe, observations of our solar system, galaxies etc. and all the motions following Newton’s Laws. We know that in this current Unified field, that energies flow from negative to positive energies, as electrons move from negative to positive (with positive energy being strongest). So if the motions of black holes and neutron stars are working in reverse/violate Newton’s Laws then energies flowing must be in reverse or positive to negative, which is in reverse to the energies flowing in the Unified field. If the direction of energies flow is reversed for black holes and neutron stars (reverse motions as we observe violating Newton’s Laws with energy flowing positive to negative) from the energies flowing in the unified field (negative to positive following Newton's Laws), then how can we have two different directions of motions of energy flowing opposite from one another in one EM field only? This shows us that the unified field following Newton’s Laws has energy flowing from negative to positive, meaning positive energy is the strongest here. like on Earth. Then a reverse field with energy flowing from positive to negative, with negative energies being strongest (showing reverse motions for black holes) would require two different EM fields (one positive and one negative) for motions to work both ways and in reverse of each other. A positive EM field for Earth and everything that follows Newton’s Laws/Unified Field, and then a negative EM field for energies in reverse motions with energies flowing from positive to negative as black holes and neutron stars do. We also know that according to quantum theory, particles are themselves “the quanta of the fields” so if energies can flow from negative to positive in this unified field we see, then why couldn’t energies flow in reverse (what we see in black holes) from positive to negative/showing reverse motions as shown in black holes/neutron stars etc. or in a negative EM field? Does this not show that a negative EM field is needed for black holes and neutron stars?