The galaxy appears to be undergoing a significant interaction or merger. There are two distinct components visible. The larger, lower component exhibits a yellowish hue, suggesting an older stellar population and possibly a higher concentration of dust. The upper component is bluer in color, indicating younger stars, and appears less defined than the lower component. A tenuous connection seems to link these two main bodies. The overall shape of the galaxy is elongated and disturbed, lacking a clear, well-defined structure. There may be tidal tails or other features resulting from gravitational interactions. The spatial extent indicates this object is a galaxy rather than a point source, and the photometric redshift suggests it is a distant object. The color gradient across the object may indicate ongoing star formation in some regions and a cessation in others.
