How to Sync two GIT repositories?

To sync one Github repository with another, start by creating a target repository on Github, which can remain blank for now. Clone the target repository to your local machine using the command `git clone`. Verify the remote for the target repository using `git remote -v`. Set the target repository as a remote for the source repository on your local machine using `git remote add`. Verify the remotes on the source repository using `git remote -v`. Push the contents of the source repository to the target repository using `git push`. This will create a new branch on the target repository. Verify that the branch has been created on the target repository on Github. Refresh the target repository on your local machine using `git fetch` and switch to the new branch using `git checkout`. Finally, use `git log` to compare the git log on both repositories to ensure they are in sync.