Observed is an interacting galaxy pair. One galaxy displays a largely featureless, smooth morphology, characterized by a high degree of central concentration. This primary galaxy exhibits a spheroidal shape and a generally uniform color, suggesting an older stellar population. The second galaxy in the pair, located to the west, presents a distinctly bluer color, indicative of active star formation. It is a disk galaxy. There is visual evidence of morphological disturbance affecting both galaxies, consistent with gravitational interactions. This includes a possible tidal bridge or plume extending from the disk galaxy towards the primary galaxy. The system displays signs of potential merging.
