[Deut28]

"Current estimates place the number of galaxies in the Universe at 125 billion and the number of stars at seventy-sextillion (70 000 000 000 000 000 000 000). In other words: if the odds against the exact configuration of our solar system happening were five-hundred trillion to one it could still be expected to occur one hundred and forty million times."

So, what you're saying is that statistically speaking, there really is a flying spaghetti monster out there?

[49th]

Potentially; but it is more statistically probable that there is a solar system out there whose planets align from time to time to draw a startlingly exact picture of a flying spaghetti monster.