Ensure that only the first project in the list is selected (untick the other two).
Click the “Recover Selected” button.
3a. If the project is recovered, save the project and then exit Audacity.
3b. If Audacity crashes, ignore that one for now.
Repeat the process for each of the projects, one at a time.
After attempting to recover each of the projects, and projects that cannot be recovered should be deleted.
To delete the unrecoverable projects:
Ensure that the project is ticked.
Click the “Discard Selected” button.
Exit Audacity.
You should then be able to restart Audacity without any errors.
That’s not a crash.
That just shows that the project that Audacity tried to recover does not contain any audio data. You should discard that project because there is nothing that can be recovered from it.