system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If I jumped on the moon with the same force as I use when I jump on Earth, would I hit the ground just as hard?

I'm not jumping off of anything, just up and back down on level ground.
gpt
Ignoring air resistance and gravity effects while you are actively jumping:

Your initial velocity at the moment you separate from the ground will be the same as the velocity you have when you hit the ground.

The difference between Earth and Moon will be how long it takes gravity to decelerate you to a stop and then accelerate you back down. 

If you can apply the same force in both jumps you will hit the ground / moon-dust at the same speed.

Same speed means you will experience the same impact.