Origin of tension some sort of drag among expanding space

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Presume we have two galaxies that are sufficiently far apart so that the distance among them increases due to Hubble's expansion. If I were to connect these two galaxies with a rope, would there be tension in the rope? Would the tension increase with time? Is the origin of the tension some sort of drag among the expanding space and matter?

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