This galaxy presents as a relatively small, disk galaxy at a redshift of approximately 0.038. The overall color is distinctly blue, suggesting ongoing star formation. The morphology appears somewhat disturbed; it is not perfectly smooth, which is indicative of possible interaction with another galaxy or internal disturbances. The shape is elongated, transitioning from round to cigar shaped, with a hint of spiral structure visible. There is evidence of merging, possibly undergoing minor disturbances due to the presence of a nearby companion galaxy. It shows an active amount of star formation based on its color and light output. The rate of star formation seems relatively low, suggesting a transition to a less active phase in its evolution.
