A creation approach to understanding the solar system must acknowledge evidence, not only of intelligent design, but also of catastrophes that may have altered God's original creation. Natural processes are insufficient for explaining the origin of the solar system, but natural forces do produce an order that is designed for our benefit. The great physicist, Isaac Newton, sometimes called the greatest scientist who ever lived, believed our solar system's objects had to be created by intelligent design. Such a way of thinking is not out of date but is reasonable even today.
Regular patterns can indicate created order.
Created order can be due to the created laws of nature or in some cases a special arrangement perhaps intended to show God's greatness. One of the most amazing findings of the Voyager spacecraft received very little attention. There are two small moons of Saturn not far outside Saturn's rings called Janus and Epimetheus. One moon very gradually catches up with the other until about every four years the two objects rotate around each other so that they exchange orbits. This is extraordinary and very unlikely considering the laws of motion since it requires a very delicate relationship between mass, speed, and distance.