The galaxy appears to be undergoing a significant merger event. Two distinct, yet interacting, galactic nuclei are visible. One nucleus exhibits a bluer color, potentially indicating ongoing star formation. The other nucleus appears redder in comparison. There is a faint bridge of light connecting the two nuclei, with the overall shape of the galaxy appearing irregular, consistent with a merging system in a late stage of interaction. The light distribution of the galaxy appears largely smooth, with very few visible features apart from the dual core.
