Which phenomenon prevents detecting differences using only local observations according to Einstein's equivalence principle?

💡 Explanation

Gravitational acceleration is locally indistinguishable, due to the equivalence principle, from uniform acceleration; therefore, observers cannot differentiate gravity from acceleration locally, because both induce the same inertial effects, rather than fields or purely relativistic effects.

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