The galaxy appears as a singular object with a primarily smooth morphology. It displays a bright central region, with an extended, slightly less luminous halo surrounding it. Evidence suggests a probable merger event, as the galaxy lacks perfect symmetry and contains irregular features within its structure. These perturbations suggest a potential interaction with another galaxy, possibly smaller in size, causing tidal disturbances. The dominant color appears to be indicative of ongoing star formation, particularly within the central region, while the outer areas exhibit a yellow-orange color.
