There are 88 constellations all day. Will the constellations on the ecliptic change with time?

First of all, the constellation will not change in the short term, and the constellation projection will change in the long term, because the positions of the solar system and the Milky Way have changed in the universe. In the short term, the ecliptic is a constellation, because the earth's rotation axis changes with time in two ways: precession and Chandler wobble. The precession period of 26,000 years makes the constellation observed on the earth change in the form of a conical pendulum, and Chandler wobble is the change of the ecliptic angle in a range, which changes the position of the ecliptic, and then changes the position of the zodiac constellation. (But note that the zodiac and the zodiac are different concepts. )