The galaxy appears to be in the process of merging or experiencing a significant interaction. There are two distinct, luminous nuclei visible, suggesting two separate galactic cores that are in close proximity. The overall morphology is disturbed and asymmetric, lacking a clear spiral or elliptical structure. The light is yellowish, which suggests a population of older stars and a relatively low rate of current star formation. There might be tidal tails or bridges of material connecting the two nuclei, but the resolution makes it difficult to discern. The interaction has likely disrupted the original structure of both galaxies, leading to the observed amorphous shape.
