Galaxies are mostly moving apart, except our huge neighbor Andromeda which is on a collision course with our Milky Way galaxy. The collision is about 3 billion years away.
The constellations we can see with our bare eyes are all nearby stars in the Milky Way and are orbiting the massive black hole in the center of the galaxy so they are moving along with us. The stars in the Milky Way are not moving apart, they are slowly being sucked into the black hole. Generally it is other galaxies that are moving away from us (except for Andromeda).
Aren’t they kind of figuring out that every galaxy has at least one black hole?