Here's why:
* The sun's position at noon depends on your location. The sun's position at noon is directly overhead at the equator on the equinoxes (spring and fall). As you move north, the sun appears to be further south at noon. As you move south, the sun appears to be further north at noon.
* The sun's path changes throughout the year. The sun's path across the sky is not constant. Due to the tilt of the Earth's axis, the sun appears higher in the sky during the summer months and lower in the sky during the winter months.
Therefore, the sun's position at noon is not fixed and is influenced by both your latitude and the time of year.
It's important to note that in the Southern Hemisphere, the sun will appear to be north at noon, not south.
