Stargazer (noun)

1. A person who enjoys looking at stars, especially as a hobby or pastime.
2. A type of fish that habitually looks upward, with its eyes on top of its head.
3. An astronomer who studies the stars, galaxies, and other celestial objects.

Origin:

Derived from the phrase 'to gaze at the stars'. first recorded in english in the mid 17th century.

Examples:

1. The stargazers set up their telescopes in the field, ready to observe the night sky.
2. The stargazer fish are known for their unique posture, which helps them blend into the water.
3. The stargazer was fascinated by the recent discovery of a distant planet, and was eager to learn more about it.
4. The clear night sky was perfect for the stargazers to observe the stars and constellations.
5. The stargazer was surprised by how many stars were visible from the mountaintop, away from the city lights.