Explore a fundamental debate in physics with “UNIFORMLY ACCELERATING CHARGED PARTICLES: A THREAT TO THE EQUIVALENCE PRINCIPLE.” This volume delves into the long-standing question of whether uniformly accelerated charges radiate electromagnetic energy, a query resurfacing in the context of general relativity. It critically examines the groundbreaking claims by Bondi and Gold and the subsequent extensive debate involving physicists like Fulton, Rohrlich, DeWitt, Brehme, Mould, Boulware, and Parrott. The book not only reviews historical contributions but also presents a distinct new solution to Bondi and Gold’s radiation problem. Ideal for those interested in fundamental theories of physics, general relativity, and electromagnetism, this work challenges conventional viewpoints and offers fresh perspectives. Insights into a core physics conundrum.