The Nowadays Science of Physics states that when an external Force is exerted on any MassiveBody it causes an Acceleration of this Massive Body according to Newton's Second Law ofMotion, F=ma.From the above follows that, when an external Force is exerted on an Uncharged (Not Electrically Charged) Body, since that Body Accelerates according to Newton's Second Law of Motion, F=ma, then, this also implies, as will be presented also in this paper, that that Body acquires a Kinetic Energy equal to: mv2/2, according to the Newtonian Physics.But, if that Uncharged Body Accelerates according to Newton's Second Law of Motion, F=ma, this also implies, as will be also presented in this paper, that all the Work done by this external Force, is already manifested and embedded in the Kinetic Energy that that Uncharged Body acquired, because of the above-mentioned external Force which was exerted on it.However, if an external Force is exerted on an Electrically Charged Body, what was presentedabove might need some modifications.Because, if an Electrically Charged Massive Body does indeed Accelerates also according toNewton's Second Law of Motion, F=ma, and all the Work done by the external Force exerted onit, is already manifested and embedded in the Kinetic Energy embedded in this ElectricallyCharged Massive Body, then this cannot explain the origin of the Extra Energy that anElectrically Charged Body acquires when it Accelerates, which is manifested in theElectromagnetic Waves it emits and the Magnetic Field that surrounds it when it moves.A possible resolution to the above stated dilemma might be, as presented in this paper, that Newton's Second Law of Motion, F=ma might not be the proper equation which should be usedto calculate the Acceleration that an Electrically Charged Body acquires, when an external Force is exerted on it.This might provide extra support to what is already presented in additional papers, by the author of this paper, which also present the above possibility.The above-mentioned additional papers also propose an experiment.Thus, what is presented in this paper might provide extra support to the statement that animplementation of the above-mentioned experiment, might be an important endeavor.