Okay, so I was thinking more peeing on Planck, Einstein, and The Standard Model would be needed, but upon rereading, it seems sufficient. I feel like I learned something just reading over my own crap. So I'll just quietly pat myself on the back a moment longer.. and move on.
"What is it that creates frequency?"
The Aether, as I've been saying all along. Again,
The Planck scale is the universal limit, beyond which the currently known laws of physics break. In order to comprehend anything beyond it, we need new, unbreakable physics.
That description generally fits modern physicists, but it's never been true of those practicing within the art of electrical science. Folks like Nikola Tesla, Oliver Heaviside, C.P. Steinmetz, and E.P. Dollard were never swayed. They innately understood that fields, unlike "particles" or "waves," effortlessly transcend any supposed "Planck scale universal" or "zero point" limits.
That the Aether is equally content within space and counterspace. The magnetic and the dielectric. The inductive and the capacitive. That it's endless compressibility and expansiveness allow it guide energy to and from our spatial, material world, into and out of the coordinate free dielectric realm.
Unlike "space", the Aether, along with all of its field manifestations, possesses properties. Mathematical properties. Spatial ones within our tangible universe and non- or anti- spatial properties otherwise. I'm beginning to lose myself, so I'll just get to the point rather than prattle on in this vein.
Space, having no properties by definition, has no lines of force. The Aether does.
[Steinmetz (1911, p.10-11) ]
Go back 112 years and you may learn a lot.
"lines of magnetic force"
"lines of dielectric force"
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
"What is it that creates frequency?"
Whatever the average number of "lines of force" per unit distance in "space" turns out to be, it's clearly a mathematically determined property of the Aether. One that yields c and, by extension, every luminiferous energy frequency under the Sun.