Hans Hörbiger
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Born in 1860, Hans Hörbiger was the earliest advocate of the pseudoscientific Welteislehre theory, putting the idea forward in his 1913 book Glazial Kosmologie.
The book later served as inspiration for an SS-Ahnenerbe-institute headed by Hans Robert Scultetus to investigate.
Hörbiger died in 1931. The Deslandres crater on the moon was named Hörbiger for him, until it was renamed under 1942 conventions.
Hörbiger's theories were popularized in the middle of the 20th century as the core subject of the writings of H.S. Bellamy.
