Can you see constellations tens of thousands of light-years away on earth?

Constellations do not talk about distance. Of course, there is no question of how many light years. Constellations were imagined by the ancients looking at the arrangement of stars in the sky. For example, the familiar Big Dipper looks like a bucket to us. Foreigners look like the ass and tail of a big bear, so they are called "constellation Ursa Major". In fact, these seven stars are far apart.

Virgo (Virgo. Virgo' is a translation of astrology, which is generally translated into Virgo in astronomy. The ancient Greeks imagined a girl when they saw a bunch of stars arranged together.