Selenelion, Syzygy, Celestial Geometry on Wednesday

Are you ready for the total eclipse of the moon along with the rising sun? This so-called selenelion is supposedly impossible according to celestial geometry. But nope, this syzygy where the sun and the moon are perfectly aligned 180-degrees apart is happening.

When all of this is happening, I have no clue – Tuesday night/Wednesday morning or Wednesday night/Thursday morning. Can someone let me know in plain English and what time is this visible in HST?

Here’s my picture of the Blood Moon in April 2014.

Update: Here’s the Hawaii-centric information from the Star Advertiser.

Update 2: If you’re going to take pictures of the lunar eclipse, here’s an article that gives you camera settings to start off with.