The galaxy appears to be an elliptical galaxy, exhibiting a generally smooth and spheroidal morphology. It has a yellow-white central bulge that gradually diffuses into fainter, less defined outer regions. There is little to no indication of spiral arms or other distinct features. The galaxy seems to be oriented at a significant angle relative to our line of sight, appearing elongated rather than perfectly circular. No major disturbances or merging events are readily apparent, although some minor irregularities might be present in the outer halo. The galaxy seems to be relatively isolated, with no close companions immediately visible in the immediate field. Overall, the galaxy is a typical, passively evolving elliptical system.
