Misner strings carry singular gravielectric and gravimagnetic fluxes that connect horizons to infinity, explaining negative Komar masses as incoming field lines and showing the strings are massless empty tubes.
Kol, Duality in Einstein’s Gravity, (2022), arXiv:2205.05752 [hep-th]
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