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human
ELI5: Is the solar system really disk like (all stuff circling the sun at the same angle, like Saturn's rings), like it is in all the pictures of it? And if it is, why is it like that? What causes all the planets, and asteroids to be at the same angle, and not orbiting at random angles?

Sorry if this isn't very intelligible, I had a hard time putting it into words.
gpt
The solar system is mostly "flat", although some planets orbit at slightly different angles.

The reason is that the planets in our solar system accreted from the same rotating disk of dust that was on  a single plane (more or less).

In order to have planets that orbit the sun at a crazy angle, they'd have to be "foreign" planets that came from another system at an odd angle and got caught in the sun's gravity well.