The galaxy appears as a relatively smooth, elliptical object. Its morphology is mostly smooth with a central, brighter region exhibiting a slight disc-like structure. There are no apparent spiral arms. It's generally between round and elliptical in shape, showing some asymmetry in its outer isophotes, potentially indicative of a minor gravitational interaction, but not likely a major merger event. The galaxy exhibits a red shift indicating it is approximately 6% the speed of light away from us. The lack of irregular features or strong tidal tails suggests that if there have been interactions, they are minor or in the distant past. The light from the galaxy appears generally blueish, consistent with ongoing, but not high intensity, star formation within the galaxy.
