The galaxy appears to be undergoing a merger or interaction. There are two distinct galactic centers visible, indicating at least two interacting galaxies. One component presents a brighter, somewhat rounded morphology, exhibiting a yellowish-orange hue. The other component is elongated and less defined, displaying a more diffuse, white-blue color. The generally smooth appearance of each component suggests that at least one of these galaxies is likely elliptical. The relatively faint blue colors suggest a minimal level of current star formation activity. Slight disturbances and tidal features are discernible, indicating gravitational interactions are influencing their structure.
