All scientists agree that the universe is expanding
at a steady, some say increasing , others decreasing rate (,
see John Gribbin, "The Birth of Time", Weidenfeld and Nicolson,
1999, page 206). The Quran describes it in the clear verse above.
At
the beginning of this century Edwin Hubble formulated his theory
of the expansion of the universe. He based this on the theory
of relativity postulated by Albert Einstein. Infrared images
taken by the Hubble telescope, which was set up in the orbit
in 1995 confirm Hubbell's theory directly by showing a red shift
in distant galaxies.
This red light indicates that it has little energy
and must be coming from sources that are moving away. So distant
galaxies, that lie 14 Billion light years away, show us, that
the universe is expanding rapidly.

Scientists think that this might go on forever.
It has been doing so for 14 billion years. The picture shows a
deep-space view from the Hubble Telescope which was taken by pointing
the telescope to an apparently dark spot for 10 days and collecting
the data. Even in that region billions of receding galaxies are
found.