This galaxy appears to be a relatively compact, disk-dominated system. It exhibits a prominent central bulge which appears bright and yellow/white suggesting a population of older stars. The surrounding disk is visible, although not sharply defined. The overall color is consistent with a galaxy undergoing some star formation, however, it appears to be fairly low. There is some evidence of potential tidal disturbances and possibly early signs of a galactic merger or interaction. The galaxy does not appear perfectly symmetric, which could be attributed to these disturbances. Some areas of star formation, suggested by their blue hue, are noticeable. The galaxy's structure suggests it is in an intermediate stage of evolution, transitioning from active star formation towards a more quiescent state.
