Modal frequencies are calculated from the body dimensions, supports, and material density and stiffness (Young's Modulus). If you change any of those values by a factor of 1000, you will see a significant shift in the first natural frequency. If you change the supports, such as a beam supported at one end versus both ends, that will also have a large effect on the first natural frequency.
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