The galaxy appears to be undergoing a significant merger event. The primary galactic body is seemingly disturbed, exhibiting an irregular shape and lacking a clear spiral structure. Patches of intense luminosity are visible within the main body, potentially indicative of active star formation regions triggered by the gravitational interactions of the merger.

A secondary, smaller galactic component is either closely interacting with or in the process of being absorbed by the larger galaxy. This interaction contributes to the overall disturbed morphology. Faint tidal features may be present, though they are not distinctly visible in this image due to what appears to be the resolution, and blending with the galaxy's core.

The overall color of the system appears to be reddish-yellow, possibly indicating an older stellar population. However, the blue patches suggest pockets of ongoing star formation, meaning there is likely a mixed stellar population. The system is bright and appears to have a high total mass. The very low star formation rate is strange given the apparent merger.
