@izzythepush,
No, you can not prove pseudoscience with more pseudoscience!
Firstly they are on the Moon, lot less gravity for an effect, so need even more height.
Second, if you pay close attention, the hammer does make it just before the feather.
Third, he is only dropping it from arms height, not near enough drop time to see true effect.
Fourth, try this at home! Off the top of your house. Believe me the feather will float down much slower than a brick. I will stand under and catch the feather and you catch the brick. Which one do you believe has more force?
The experiments did not take into account the effect of fall time. If all sizes and masses of objects would fall at the same rate then there would be no way a solar systen could form.
One of the biggest problems with understanding physics are experiments unwilling to understand or go to the extremes when deciding accuracy. To believe that size or mass does not matter concerning gravitational and electromagnetic forces is to be in some false reality. Now what were your accusations? LOL