Fluid-drops as cosmological models

Sequential patterns during discontinous evaporation of fluid drops of certain compositions have their homomorphic analogues curiously repeated at various levels of astrophysical hierarchies such as satellites, planets, stars, galaxies or their clusters. Probability of this being a case of mere chance coincidences in respect of as many as ten sequentially repetitive events is negligible. Therefore, these analogues provide a reasonable basis for constructing a hypothesis which assumes the observed fluid-drop behaviour as a tentative model for exploring unsettled speculative problems of stellar evolution and origin of solar system