1942 – Giorgi Tevzadze discovered two new comets, Tevzadze I and Tevzadze II (Whipple-Fedtke-Tevzadze 1942g).
1948 – Raisa Barthamia discovered a new star, N Ser 1948, in the Serpent constellation;
1958-1961 – Afriashvili discovered three new stars: Faris 1948, Msildosni 1960, and Gvelismpari 1961.
1960-1965 – M. Dolidze identified carbonaceous and H-emission stars.
1960-1970 – M. Dolidze discovered a cluster containing 49 stars. M. Dolidze and G. Jimsheleishvili jointly discovered 11 star clusters.
1960-2000 – Raisa Barthamia, N. Kalandadze, M. Metreveli, and St. Chargeishvili identified more than 800 peculiar stars.
1961 – S. Afriashvili discovered 17 planetary nebulae, 2 Wolf-Rayet stars, and 1 open cluster.
1961 – S. Afriashvili discovered 17 planetary nebulae, two Wolf-Rayet stars, and one open cluster.
1968-1971 – R. Kiladze discovered 40 blazing stars in the Orion constellation.
1971-1989 – G. Kimeridze discovered 6 supernovae:
⭐️1979G in the galaxy NGC 4647
⭐️ 1980D in the galaxy NGC 3733
⭐️ 1984A in the galaxy NGC 4419
⭐️ 1988J in an unknown galaxy
⭐️ 1989 in the galaxy NGC 4579
1973-1985 – R. Natsvilishvili discovered 107 burning stars.
1989 – R. Inasaridze discovered a new star, 1980L, in the galaxy NGC 7448.
Author: Evgeni Kharadze, 1949
Translated from Georgian by Elene Shengelia.