If you take a look at the night sky with help from Hosszúlépés. Járunk? and the staff of the Konkoly-Thege Miklós Institute of Astronomy, Ferenc Liszt’s famous piano piece, Evil Star (Unstern! – Sinistre – Disastro) will not be the only thing to cross your mind. Discover a crater on Mercury and asteroid No. 3910, both of which are named after Liszt, and learn what new discoveries were made in astronomy in Liszt’s time, the 19th century. Would you have thought that when the great composer was born, only seven planets were known, and there were already eight during the last phase of his life? Did you know that a year before his death the light of an astronomical event outside the Milky Way was observed: a supernova explosion? Take this exciting Liszt-themed celestial tour, learn about interesting facts, and take a peek into the heroic age of Hungarian astronomy.