The galaxy presents a disk-like morphology, possibly an early spiral, when observed from our vantage point. There appears to be a notable central bulge, emitting a yellowish light, and a fainter, blue-ish disk extending outwards, though the resolution is not high enough to discern individual spiral arms or dust lanes. The blue color is a result of ongoing star formation. The general shape seems relatively undisturbed. Star formation appears to be ongoing within the galaxy.
