SST

The acronym SST may refer to:

in aircraft and naval vehicles

• Supersonic transport (SST), civil aircraft for transporting passengers faster than the speed of sound.
• US Navy hull classification symbol for Training Submarines
• Scaled Composites SpaceShipTwo

in popular culture and media

• SST Records, an independent record label
• Sega Sound Team, a Japanese music band.
• Starship Troopers, a science fiction book by Robert A. Heinlein
• Starship Troopers (film), a film loosely based on the book by Robert A. Heinlein of the same name
• Starship Traders, a multiplayer webgame.
• The Samoan Swat Team, a professional wrestling tag team.
• Salo-Salo Together (SST), a defunct Philippine noontime variety show aired over GMA Network from 1993 to 1995.

in science and technology

• School of Science and Technology, a magnet program within Merlo Station High School with emphasis on the sciences and technology
• Sea surface temperature
• Serum-separating tube, a particular type of evacuated tube used during venipuncture.
• Shiva Smart Tunneling, a simple VPN tunneling protocol in Eicon Shiva series VPN gateway products
• Shortest spanning tree, in graph theory
• Silicon Storage Technology, Inc, a manufacturer of flash parts
• Somatostatin, a peptide hormone
• Spitzer Space Telescope, a space observatory observing in the infrared launched in 2003
• Structured Stream Transport, a data transport protocol still under development by MIT
• Swedish Solar Telescope, a telescope dedicated to observing the Sun
• Mitsubishi SST, a concept car by Mitsubishi
• Twin Clutch SST, a twin-clutch transmission developed by Mitsubishi

other uses

• Sega Superstar Tennis a 2008 video game featuring Sega's mascots playing tennis
• Simpson Strong-Tie
• Streamlined Sales Tax Project, an effort to standardize the way states in the US tax goods
• Singapore Standard Time
• Special Security Team, a group within the Japanese Coast Guard
• Safe Secure Trailer, a modified 18-wheel cargo truck used by the United States Office of Secure Transportation to move specialized cargoes, such as nuclear weapons

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