Observed is an edge-on spiral galaxy. The primary component visible is the galactic disk, presented at an almost perfect edge-on orientation relative to our line of sight. There appears to be a strong blue tint within the disk, indicating the presence of hot, young stars and active star formation regions. There is a strong dust lane running along the mid-plane, bisecting the galaxy and obscuring some of the light from the other side. A faint bulge might be present, but it is heavily obscured by dust. There is a potential tidal feature on one end of the galaxy, indicative of a possible past interaction.
