The galaxy presents as a somewhat asymmetrical, extended structure. The overall color appears whitish-yellow, with a noticeable concentration of yellow light towards its core. This suggests an older stellar population dominating the central regions. A distinct blueish clump is visible extending outwards from the galaxy’s main body. This blue region implies ongoing star formation, potentially a result of a past interaction. There are hints of tidal features or distortions, but the image resolution limits conclusive identification. The primary structure is mostly smooth, however there is a hint of a disk, possibly an early type spiral galaxy. It appears to be merging, or interacting with another galaxy.
