If the Sun is in Leo at 12 PM, where will it be at 12 AM?

The Sun's position in the sky is determined by its daily movement as Earth rotates. At 12 PM, when the Sun is in Leo, it is at its highest point in the sky for that day. As Earth continues to rotate, the Sun appears to move westward across the sky.

By 12 AM, or midnight, the Sun will have completed a full daily cycle and will be on the opposite side of the Earth from its position at noon. Since it was in Leo at noon, it will still be in the same zodiacal sign, Leo, from a perspective on the ground at midnight, but it will not be visible in the night sky from that location.

Astrologically, the Sun moves through the zodiac signs, maintaining its position relative to the constellations every 24 hours. Therefore, since it is in Leo at noon, at midnight, the Sun is still considered to be within the bounds of the sign Leo. This reasoning supports choosing Leo as the answer, as it correctly reflects the Sun's continuous presence in the same sign despite the rotation of the Earth separating the observation times further apart.