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The glass part? Surprisingly, no. The plastic or metal might melt or burn but nothing will happen to the glass part. See, microwaves heat up by sending micro-waves (obviously) that flip the water molecule. Essentially, glass doesn't have any water content so nothing will happen to it. I wouldn't consider trying it though.
This is assuming you were talking about eye glasses.
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metal objects some plastic objects. Some foods are not clever to be used in a microwave like an egg, which will explode with pressure and make a mess inside your microwave oven if not break it.
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