Is the Milky Way active or normal galaxy?

The Milky Way is considered a normal galaxy, classified as a barred spiral galaxy. While it does have some active regions, such as star-forming areas and a supermassive black hole at its center, these features are typical for galaxies of its type. Unlike active galaxies, which exhibit extreme luminosity and energetic phenomena, the Milky Way's activity level is relatively moderate. Overall, it fits the characteristics of a typical galaxy in the universe.